An award-winning author and assistant professor of history at Princeton University will visit Kalamazoo College to deliver the Edward Moritz Lecture.

The Arts Council of Greater Kalamazoo announced that Professor of Theatre Arts Lanny Potts will receive the 2024 Community Medal of Arts Award.

Shayna M. Silverstein will talk about dabke, one of Syria’s most beloved dance music traditions, this Friday in Dewing 103 at Kalamazoo College.

The Arcus Center for Social Justice Leadership has created Beyond Voting, a limited series podcast that digs into the critical issues of the 2024 election.

Each year during Homecoming and Reunion Weekend, Kalamazoo College recognizes several outstanding alumni who bring honor and distinction to the institution.

The early history of the Bible and those who assisted Matthew, Mark, Luke, John and Paul in writing the New Testament will take center stage on Wednesday.

The Brighter Light Campaign, Kalamazoo College’s largest-ever fundraising campaign, has come to an end, raising $203,236,489 from more than 16,500 donors.

You might be chomping at the bit to attend a football or soccer game during Homecoming weekend, but find out first about some equestrian student-athletes.

The FirstGen Network—an organization that catalyzes first-generation student success—has selected Kalamazoo College to be among its newest members.

Tom Ginsburg of the University of Chicago will present the William Weber Lecture in Government and Society on Tuesday, October 15, at Kalamazoo College.

An internship led to a job, LSAT support and career path clarity for Michel Romero ’25, a double major in political science and international area studies.

Kalamazoo College will soon be reaching out to thousands of alumni about their career preparation at K and their subsequent career pathways.