Antioch University Los Angeles

Antioch University Los Angeles Antioch University Los Angeles is a place where individual spirit thrives, and collective community grows.

Antioch University’s Los Angeles is a diverse and dynamic campus of Antioch University, where students turn passion into practice through social justice-focused degrees in psychology, creative writing, sustainability, education, and more. With more than 8,000 distinguished alumni, AULA has been honored to serve the diverse communities of the greater Los Angeles area since 1972. Our core values of

social justice, service to community, and life long learning comprise the heart of our undergraduate degree completion programs in liberal studies, applied studies, applied arts and media, urban communities and justice, and technology and business leadership, and masters degree programs in nonprofit management, education and teacher credentialing, psychology, urban sustainability, and creative writing. Partnerships with community organizations provide our students with unique experiential learning opportunities. Our low-residency MFA in creative writing was named among the top five programs in the nation by The Atlantic, and our graduate clinical psychology specialization in lesbian gay bisexual transgender (LGBT) studies is the first of its kind. The MA in Urban Sustainability was developed in response to the growing awareness of the interconnections among environmental, economic and social issues. The unique, interdisciplinary program prepares well-trained, well-informed scholars, community leaders and activists to advocate for sustainable urban policy and social change in the face of the growing global environmental crisis.

Today, as we observe Juneteenth, we’re celebrating and honoring Black freedom, joy, and perseverance. We encourage you t...
06/19/2026

Today, as we observe Juneteenth, we’re celebrating and honoring Black freedom, joy, and perseverance.

We encourage you to get out into the LA community today and partake in all of the activities being held across the city! Find a full calendar of events here: https://www.discoverlosangeles.com/search?text=juneteenth

East L.A.’s CASA 0101 Theater presents Soul Sacrifice, written by BA and MFA in Creative Writing alum Consuelo G. Flores...
06/15/2026

East L.A.’s CASA 0101 Theater presents Soul Sacrifice, written by BA and MFA in Creative Writing alum Consuelo G. Flores and directed by Kenneth Castillo. Set against the backdrop of Vietnam and the Chicano Movement, the play covers the weight of war, activism, grief, and the resilience of family. The show opened at the end of May and will run until June 21.

Learn more here: https://casa0101.org/?shows=soul-sacrifice

Wendy Chen, an Undergraduate Studies alum and owner of Callisto Tea House in Pasadena, was recently featured by Time Out...
06/13/2026

Wendy Chen, an Undergraduate Studies alum and owner of Callisto Tea House in Pasadena, was recently featured by Time Out Los Angeles as one of the best afternoon tea experiences in the city.

Known for its modern interpretation of traditional tea service, Callisto Tea House offers curated loose-leaf teas, seasonal pastries, and an immersive, design-forward atmosphere that blends elegance with accessibility. Since opening, the tea house has built a reputation for thoughtful hospitality and carefully crafted menus that draw inspiration from both classic afternoon tea traditions and contemporary culinary trends.

https://www.timeout.com/los-angeles/restaurants/best-afternoon-tea-in-los-angeles?fbclid=IwY2xjawRjQrFleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA80MDk5NjI2MjMwODU2MDkAAR75LsbI44mLeI1B1CIf_axOxPbRWm-vByXFG6_zp3m19IMUVUNd37aRMBU60A_aem_IoaulWsl7icgBbuvcADaNw&utm_campaign=mrf-facebook-TimeOutLA&mrfcid=2026042569e8e21936aebb66ec99a86e

Craving scones and Champagne? These are the best afternoon tea spots across L.A.

Congratulations to the MFA in Creative Writing Class of 2026! Whatever you decide to do moving forward, may you always b...
06/12/2026

Congratulations to the MFA in Creative Writing Class of 2026! Whatever you decide to do moving forward, may you always be guided by creativity, passion, and justice.

MFA Alum Niki Herd was a featured guest alongside poet Victoria Chang on "Meet Me There,” a monthly intergenerational po...
06/10/2026

MFA Alum Niki Herd was a featured guest alongside poet Victoria Chang on "Meet Me There,” a monthly intergenerational poetry, fiction, and creative non-fiction experience curated by trans/genderqueer poet Samuel Ace.

Herd is the author of two poetry collections, The Stuff of Hollywood (2024) and The Language of Shedding Skin (2011), and the chapbook ____ , don’t you weep (2022). With Meg Day, she co-edited Laura Hershey: On the Life & Work of an American Master (2019), named one of the year’s “hidden gems” by Ms. Magazine. A four-time Pushcart Prize nominee, Herd’s poetry, essays, and criticism, appear in or are forthcoming from The Adroit, Poetry Daily, Pleiades, Action, Spectacle, New England Review, the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Literature, Copper Nickel, the Academy of American Poets (Poem-a-Day), Lit Hub, The Rumpus, Obsidian, and Tupelo Quarterly, among other journals.

Listen to the full discussion on YouTube here:

"Meet Me There" is a monthly intergenerational poetry, fiction, and...

The Bridge Program is still accepting applications!
06/09/2026

The Bridge Program is still accepting applications!

Bridge Program Application Non-Matriculating Student Antioch University Los Angeles 5150 Goldleaf Circle, Los Angeles, CA 90056 [email protected]http://bridge.antioch.edu/

06/08/2026

W🐳O🐋R🐬L🦭D 🐟O🐠C🐡E🦈A🐙N🐚 🪸D🪼A🦈Y!

All eyes on our blue planet this .

The ocean connects every coastline, every community, and every one of us. When people come together with a shared purpose, we can protect the waters that sustain life, strengthen communities, and inspire action across the globe.

“Many small people, in many small places, doing many small things, can change the face of the world.” — African proverb
“Many drops make a mighty ocean.” — Japanese proverb
“One broomstick breaks easily, but the bundle is strong.” — Kenyan proverb

This , let’s stand together for a thriving ocean and a healthier future for our planet.

Join the movement at WorldOceanDay.org

P.S. A gentle reminder to drop the “s” — we share one interconnected ocean that unites us all. Thinking of it as one global ocean helps inspire the cooperation and collective action needed to protect it for future generations.

In 2020, we interviewed Joshua Reitzenstein, a graduate of the MA in Education program, discussing his experience at Ant...
06/07/2026

In 2020, we interviewed Joshua Reitzenstein, a graduate of the MA in Education program, discussing his experience at Antioch University, how he implements mindfulness into the classroom, and his passion for coaching.

After the interview, Joshua was reassigned to a Counseling Enriched classroom for students who qualify for special education with the label of Emotional Disturbance. No matter his role, Joshua has strived to bring restorative justice, emotional intelligence, and nature into educational environments.

His advice to future educators? “Never stop advocating for your students, even if that requires a whole new school system.”

Read our profile on Joshua here:

Joshua Reitzenstein, MA in Education '19, was working as a Title 1 reading instructor and coaching football in the afternoons when a phone call altered the course of his career path. “I had taken the CSET and was beginning to think about becoming a clas...

As we kick off Pride Month, we’re thinking about radical pride and how we can create spaces for LGBTQ+ individuals to th...
06/05/2026

As we kick off Pride Month, we’re thinking about radical pride and how we can create spaces for LGBTQ+ individuals to thrive.

Cynthia Ruffin, a graduate of the BA in Liberal Studies program and former director of COLORS, an LGBTQ youth mental health program, shares what her perception of radical pride looks like.

You can listen to our full conversation with Cynthia in this episode of the Seed Field podcast:

As Pride Month comes to an end, we discuss the continued need for LGBTQ+ activism, the challenges facing youth today, and ways to radicalize pride in the fight for social justice with Cynthia Ruffin, the director of COLORS LGBTQ Youth Counseling. As dir...

For the first time in history, on June 8, the MFA in Creative Writing program is hosting a film festival of alum films a...
06/04/2026

For the first time in history, on June 8, the MFA in Creative Writing program is hosting a film festival of alum films as part of their residency. The six films in the lineup revolve around social justice across multiple genres, including horror, romantic comedy, animation, and drama. The festival will be held both on the Los Angeles campus and online.

Attend online here: https://zoom.us/j/96118010762?pwd=6AtLb3o06RAW4xcO3DpvUjbsrdq2uY.1

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