Alumni and friends will honor 1861 grad Rufus Perry, who is believed to be the first Black person to attend K, with the Distinguished Achievement Award.

A concert of Indian classical music will feature Hindustani vocalists and sitarists the Khan Brothers—Utsad Rais Balekhan and Utsad Hafiz Balekhan.

Kalamazoo College students are not only known for their academic success, but also their civic engagement. One of those students is Rojina Timsina ’24.

B. Frank Gupton, the founder of Virginia Commonwealth University’s Medicines for All Institute, will speak Thursday at Kalamazoo College’s Dreyfus Lecture.

Kalamazoo College students Emily Haigh and Georgios Gkolois teamed up this summer to research what can be done to preserve some varieties of land snails.

When scientists perform research, what they discover is often proprietary. Erin Somsel ’24, however, would rather share her research with the world.

A microscope acquired in spring 2023 using grant funds is opening new opportunities for research and teaching in the Kalamazoo College biology department.

Jordyn Wilson ’24, a Heyl scholarship recipient, balances her science pursuits with art thanks in part to her new student organization, Art and Soul.

Two Kalamazoo College employees have earned the Lucasse award and the Ambrose Prize, two of the highest awards the College bestows on its employees.

Professors and grad students from about 70 countries heard from two Kalamazoo College faculty members at a global pragmatics seminar in July in Belgium.

Some Kalamazoo College students will learn the ways of the Force this fall in a new Star Wars-themed class that examines religion’s role in the franchise.

Although he doesn’t think of himself as a philanthropist, Erran Briggs ’14 embodies the 2023 theme of Black Philanthropy Month, Love in Action.