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.

If there’s ever been a time for a packed house at Dalton Theatre, it’s this Friday, May 10, for Tom Evans’ last concert as the director of the Jazz Band.

The Model United Nations team from Kalamazoo College earned an Honorable Mention Delegation award at the National Model United Nations in New York.

Students known for their invaluable contributions to the Kalamazoo College community were honored Friday, May 3, at the annual Senior Leadership Awards.

Meet Madison Barch ’24, a biochemistry major from Shelby Township, through a Q-and-A conducted with Social Media Ambassador Blagoja Naskovski ’24.

The College Singers will present their spring tour with concerts in Grayling, Traverse City, Bellaire and Charlevoix, and a cabaret at Short’s Brewery.

K is holding its Day of Gracious Giving on Wednesday, May 8, 2024. The annual giving day is the biggest fundraising day of the year for the College.

Kalamazoo College is proud to announce Dr. Tamea Evans ’93 as the commencement speaker for the ceremony scheduled on June 16, 2024, at 10 a.m.