Ariadne Markou ’25 examines creative expression in the age of artificial intelligence to suggest how the law might better protect creators.

An activist known for constructing the first legally built tiny house in the county will be a keynote speaker for the 2025 Sustainability SIP Symposium.

A University of Michigan faculty member will challenge a Kitchen Lecture audience at Kalamazoo College to spot how math plays into the card game Spot It!

A class titled Reading the World and Identities: Taylor Swift and Other Tortured Poets examined how poetry still shapes human experiences and identities.

Isabella Pellegrom ’25 will share new music from her upcoming second album, tentatively titled Lavender Bushes, at 7 p.m. April 18 at Light Fine Arts.

Kalamazoo College President Jorge G. Gonzalez announced today that he will retire from his position at the end of his contract on June 30, 2026.

An author and scholar of Islam in South Asia will deliver the 2025 Thompson Lecture, sponsored by K’s religion department, April 17 in the Olmsted Room.

Civic Engagement Scholar Amy McNutt ’25 is being honored as one of 232 students nationally to advance student-voter registration and education.

Starting today, Kalamazoo College will participate in global efforts to spur conversations about the climate crisis through Climate Education Week.

Wesleyan University Associate Professor Scott Aalgaard will discuss folk and protest music through the lens of Japanese performers in the Kafu Lecture.

The Department of Art and Art History is presenting Bricks (I’d Like to Build a Shelter), an art exhibition by office coordinator Marissa Klee-Peregon.

Congrats to the students who achieved a GPA of 3.5 or better for a full-time course load without failing or withdrawing from any course in Winter 2025.