The Festival Playhouse will present the capstone to its 59th season with four performances of “Next to Normal” from Thursday, May 18–Sunday, May 21.

The first A Better Way to K Day will invite anyone with business on campus Tuesday, May 16, to do anything other than drive on their own to the College.

Three concerts over the next two weekends are sure to please a variety of music lovers while spotlighting the talents of Kalamazoo College students.

Alumnus Larry J. Bell ’80, founder of Bell’s Brewery, Inc., will be welcomed as Kalamazoo College’s 2023 Commencement speaker on Sunday, June 11.

Dan Slepian, an award-winning NBC News journalist and veteran producer of Dateline, will be the featured speaker at K’s Flesche Lecture on May 11.

The Princeton Review has named K a Best Value College for 2023 and ranked it No. 16 nationally among the Top 20 Private Colleges for Making an Impact.

Assistant Professor of Chemistry Daniela Arias-Rotondo, known as Dr. DAR with her lab students called DARlings, uses Bippy as her lab’s mascot.

Kalamazoo officials are taking note of a student’s Senior Integrated Project, which quickly has made her a recognizable local voice in sustainability.

Professor of Chemistry Jeff Bartz is this year’s recipient of the Lux Esto Award of Excellence. The award was announced during Founders Day festivities.

Kalamazoo College has been certified as a Voter Friendly Campus with the national Campus Vote Project thanks to organizing efforts led by the CCE.

The Playhouse will mark its 60th season by staging a Broadway musical by Joe Tracz ’04 among its three productions before hosting Farmers Alley Theatre.

Kalamazoo College’s Department of Classics will host the co-director of a digital archaeology project for a classics lecture at 4:30 p.m. this Thursday.