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.

The International Neural Network Society is honoring Luce Professor of Complex Systems Studies Péter Érdi with a promotion to its College of Fellows.

Kalamazoo College is pleased to welcome 14 new faculty members to campus this fall in departments ranging from African studies to sociology.

At the College’s Community Breakfast, Kalamazoo College President Jorge G. Gonzalez discussed the dynamic relationship between K and the city of Kalamazoo.

Professor of Theatre Arts Lanny Potts received the Lucasse Fellowship. Office Coordinator Kelly Killen Ross was granted the W. Haydn Ambrose Prize.

Six Kalamazoo College faculty members have earned endowed chair honors. The positions are funded by the annual earnings from endowed gifts to the College.

Emerson Wesselhoff ’25, an intern with the city of Kalamazoo, will lead the city’s first Kalamazoo Reads effort, a community read along with discussions.