Kalamazoo College will host a Japanese Obon Festival, which is traditionally held to remember deceased ancestors as their spirits return to visit relatives.

The Academy Street Winds will perform their fall concert, Celebration and Dance, at 8 p.m. Friday, October 28, at Dalton Theatre in Light Fine Arts.

Kalamazoo College received the city’s approval to proceed with a master plan that focuses on enhancing campus experiences while strengthening connections.

A series of political internships have helped Kalamazoo College student Peter Fitzgerald ’23 connect with his adopted home and envision a possible future.

Author, podcaster and Bates College Visiting Assistant Professor Megan Goodwin will be the guest speaker at this year’s Thompson Memorial Lecture.

President Jorge G. Gonzalez reflected on the state of the College and shared a bit about its future vision October 6 at K’s annual Community Breakfast.

When we address our mental health, we sometimes need to hear from people like Kristin Meekhof ’97. She knows what it means to find strength after grief.

Kalamazoo College is pleased to welcome the following faculty members to campus in beginning the fall 2022 academic term.

K’s Department of German Studies is one of three German programs in the country being honored this year by the American Association of Teachers of German.

Kalamazoo College Vice President for Student Development and Dean of Students J. Malcolm Smith is an Aspen Institute inaugural Aspen Index Impact Fellow.

Kalamazoo College’s Department of Music is offering a free concert Thursday at Dalton Theatre, featuring a duo committed to environmental activism.

Jacqueline Mills ’18 has an inspiring story of how a liberal arts education is benefiting her life as her devotion to classical music continues to grow.