that the college had no plans to reopen the preserve, since it could no longer afford to support the operation. Antioch held talks with the Glen's longtime nonprofit friends group, the Glen Helen Association (“GHA”), and on June 10 an agreement in principle was announced transferring the Glen to GHA for about $2.5 million, payable over 10 years. The transfer of ownership was complete by September 4, 2020. The parties agreed to work together to keep the Glen available to students and faculty as well as the general public. WYSO WYSO is a National Public Radio station formerly owned by Antioch College and is located on campus. The station began broadcasting in February 1958 for four hours a day as a student-run station. It was owned by the college from February 1958 until August 2019, when the station became a community owned non-profit after an amicable separation. Today the station broadcasts to the entire Miami Valley region and can be reached in nine southwest Ohio counties. The radio station is run by eight full-time and two part-time staff, but relies heavily on volunteer work for their operations. The station carries flagship NPR programming, including Morning Edition and All Things Considered, as well as a variety of local programming, such as The Antioch Word, a monthly podcast produced by Antioch College students working at the station, and Poor Will's Almanack, a podcast by Yellow Springs resident William Felker about topics such as weather patterns, phenology, and gardening. When WYSO became independently owned and operated from Antioch College in 2019, the college received $3.5 million as compensation. The station continues in collaboration with the college, such as by working with college students as interns. However, in July 2021, the station announced it was relocating out of the Kettering Building on the Antioch campus and into the Union School House owned by Iron Table Holdings, a company held by Yellow Springs resident and comedian Dave Chappelle. The move is expected in 2023. Olive Kettering Library The Olive Kettering Library is Antioch College's library, named after Olive Kettering, the wife of Antioch trustee, inventor, and engineer Charles Franklin Kettering. Founded in 1954, the Olive Kettering Library houses more than 325,000 volumes, 900 periodicals, and 4,000 phonograph records. The library is also home to Antiochiana, Antioch College's archive. The Antioch Review The Antioch Review, founded in 1941, was one of the oldest continuously-published literary magazines