The Community and Global Health concentration at Kalamazoo College will host a researcher and physician who specializes in infectious diseases.

Amid the hum of campus events, you might hear a sound of distinction that has resonated for more than 40 years through eight change ringing bells.

Kalamazoo College has long treasured the Arboretum. Over the past few years, it has increasingly taken its place as a valuable community resource as well.

You’re invited to hear directly from Art Professor Tom Rice about his show, titled “Tipping Point,” in a free lecture at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, February 6.

Alain Kassanda, the director of “Coconut Head Generation,” will virtually join a screening of her film live on January 25 at Kalamazoo College.

For the sixth time, Kalamazoo College Theatre Arts Professor Lanny Potts has been selected as the recipient of a Wilde Award for Best Lighting.

The music department is almost finished with restoring its piano and keyboard collection in support of those who make and enjoy music on campus.

Wendy Fleckenstein will be the featured survivor at an American Heart Association Go Red for Women Gala on February 28 at the Radisson in Kalamazoo.

A local theatre company’s full-circle moment will come to fruition this week when it presents Sunset Baby at the Nelda K. Balch Festival Playhouse.

Students serving as consultants to Greenleaf Hospitality Group will conduct research on the events that might attract visitors to the new event center.

Sarah Rockwell ’02 is working to conserve two varieties of migratory birds by studying where they go in winter and what threats they might face there.

Kalamazoo College’s top 10 stories of 2024 reflected honors from top publications and contributions from our faculty, staff and academic departments.