‘Grassland’ seeks to change society’s views on marijuana incarceration policies. It’s available for pre-purchase ahead of an Apple TV+ April 18 release.

Five Kalamazoo College faculty members have been awarded tenure and promotion to associate professor, recognizing their professional excellence.

The Outdoor Leadership Training Center at Kalamazoo College is expanding its workshops this spring to help the public build skills in the great outdoors.

For her senior project, Brooke Dolhay ’25 traveled last summer to the Philippines, learned to scuba dive and investigated why coral reef there are dying.

Writing for The Senchy Review allows Senchen Subba ’25 to analyze complex subjects, providing an approach that mirrors the nature of real-world learning.

The Margarita Costero Campos Student Travel Award will assist students with travel for purposes including research, internships and study abroad.

The Professional Women’s Club brings together students who want to succeed in a variety of spaces, especially those where women remain underrepresented.

Four students from two academic departments are measuring how trees at Lillian Anderson Arboretum are helping the local fight against climate change.

Thirty Kalamazoo College students attended this year’s People’s March in Washington, D.C., where they learned the importance of seeking change.

Davis Henderson ’25 is in a race against time to preserve the Potawatomi language of Bodwéwadmimwen. His Senior Integrated Project might help.

Bernice Mike ’26 knows what it’s like to choose between staying with family and pursuing life far away. Such is the choice her character makes in Eurydice.

Since the 2019–20 cycle, K has earned Top Producer recognition six times among baccalaureate schools and produced 32 U.S. Student Fulbright honorees.