Congratulations to the class of 2024! This year’s Commencement is scheduled for 10 a.m. Sunday, June 16, on the campus Quad. Here’s what you need to know.

Jamie Zorbo ’00 has been named the next athletic director at Kalamazoo College. Zorbo is currently serving as co-interim athletic director.

A group of 16 students earned the Best Amateur Picture award in the Kazoo 48, a festival that challenges entrants to create a short film in just 48 hours.

Three Kalamazoo College music ensembles are concluding their 2023–24 academic years with spring concerts in the coming days, starting tonight, May 29.

Six Kalamazoo County high school students seeking to major in STEM-related fields will attend K in the 2024-25 academic year as Heyl scholars.

Grace Cancro ’25 won her age group at the International Youth Silent Film Festival Detroit regional and received an honorable mention in the Kazoo 48.

Holocaust survivor Irene Miller visited K on Thursday to talk about some of the grim details behind one of the darkest periods of history.

Isabela Agosa ’17, once a student employee at K’s Writing Center, now is its director, supervising the current student employees who serve as consultants.

“Be More Chill,” a Broadway musical written by an alumnus who is influencing the entertainment industry, starts Thursday at the Festival Playhouse.

Meet President’s Student Ambassador Blake Filkins ’26, a psychology major and Spanish minor, through a Q-and-A conducted with Blagoja Naskovski ’24.

Suzanne Lepley has been named the next director of alumni engagement at Kalamazoo College. She succeeds Kim Aldrich ’80, who will retire in June.

The Kalamazoo Philharmonia will wrap up its season with a semi-staged opera performance of “Carmen” in collaboration with the West Michigan Opera Project.