While sharing scientific knowledge, the Chemistry Club participated in two events this fall where local students could engage with hands-on experiments.

A nonpartisan initiative is saluting Kalamazoo College as one of the U.S. institutions doing the most in higher education to increase voter participation.

After a pandemic pause, a favorite Homecoming tradition returned in October, showcasing the creative talents of Kalamazoo College filmmakers.

Kelvis Quaynor ’25 has long thought he would like to be an entrepreneur, and an internship with Startup Zoo helped prepare him to pursue his goals.

Anne Marie Butler, assistant professor of art history and women, gender and sexuality, co-edited “Queer Contemporary Art of Southwest Asia North Africa.”

Lily Stickley ’25 serves The Index, Kalamazoo College’s student newspaper, as its co-editor-in-chief. We asked her to tell us about her role.

An NSF grant will help a Kalamazoo College faculty member and his students develop a lab partnership with some counterparts at the University of Toronto.

Three Kalamazoo College computer science students traveled to Grand Valley State University to compete in the International Collegiate Programming Contest.

Luce Professor of Complex Systems Studies Péter Érdi will deliver a lecture about Nobel Prize recipients John Hopfield and Geoffrey Hinton on Wednesday.

Hundreds of Kalamazoo College students were recognized November 8 during the annual Honors Day Convocation for excellence in academics and leadership.

National First-Generation Day celebrates students, faculty and staff who are the first in their family to pursue a four-year undergraduate degree.

The Festival Playhouse of Kalamazoo College says the show must go on this fall, even with building maintenance displacing “The Importance of Being Earnest.”