A K alumna will receive a prestigious Payne Fellowship, which helps people follow a path toward work in the U.S. Agency for International Development.

Fiona O’Rielly ’23 set out on a 500-mile hike across Spain along the ancient Camino de Santiago, forming the basis for her Senior Integrated Project.

Steph Guyor ’22 loved learning about restorative justice at K because her work allowed her to see justice differently. Now, restorative justice is her job.

Professor Emeritus T. Jefferson Smith was admired by K students and colleagues alike. His life and legacy are being honored with a memorial scholarship.

K’s Red Cross Club, led by Abby Barnum ’23, has earned a Premier Blood Partners Program award from the American Red Cross for its blood-drive success.

Three faculty members from the music, German studies and French studies departments have been awarded tenure and a promotion to associate professor.

Kalamazoo College President Jorge G. Gonzalez was named today to serve on the Board of Directors for the American Council on Education (ACE).

Three concerts in the coming week will put Kalamazoo College students center stage along with a mix of community music partners starting Saturday.

Cycling is more than recreation and enjoyable exercise when it’s viewed through the lenses of social and environmental justice in a new first-year seminar.

University of Illinois at Chicago Professor of Spanish Linguistics Kim Potowski will provide a lecture on working with Spanish speakers on March 1 at K.

Audrey Gerard ’19 has received the Justice Warrior Award presented by the Council of Baptist Pastors of Detroit & Vicinity in fighting for health care.

Two Kalamazoo College music ensembles are sure to excite and entertain audiences this weekend with their winter performances at Dalton Theatre.