What itʼs really like to be a student at K
Every spring, all of the students anxiously await the Day of Gracious Living, fondly referred to as DoGL. One day each spring quarter, the Student Commission President chooses a day to cancel classes by surprise to give us an opportunity … Continue reading
This past weekend was absolutely amazing. The Arcus Center for Social Justice Leadership hosted the $25,000 Kalamazoo College Global Prize for Collaborative Social Justice Leadership. It was an incredible experience to have all these inspirational people from all over the … Continue reading
The most obvious topic to talk about first of all is the incredibly exciting weather… somehow there seemed to be a sudden jump between winter and spring… One day it was snowing and then the next day is was 70 … Continue reading
Coming out of your senior year, you think you’re all grown up, so mature. Invincible, in a way. Hate to break it to you, but you’re none of the three. Seniors in college are just as much older than you … Continue reading
Congratulations to everyone who make their final college decision on May 1! Regardless of whether you chose K or another school, itʼs a huge decision and one that should make you proud. If you DID choose Kalamazoo, YAY! A little … Continue reading
Crystal Ball: Kaleidoscope’s annual drag ball was after third week (a little earlier than normal). Itʼs an event intended to raise awareness and exercise willingness and ability to play with and subvert gender norms and roles. It manifests in the … Continue reading
This week I was selected as a radio manager for next year! Our radio station WJMD has been running for over 40 years, and although we are currently internet-only, we have a great line-up of DJs and shows every weekday. … Continue reading
As May 1st came and passed, I (not so fondly) remembered my own decision to come to K. My college decision process was an absolute mess. The original plan was to apply to fifteen schools. If you’ve already applied to … Continue reading
Recently, Profesor Amelia Katanski brought Matthew Fletcher, a professor of law at Michigan State University, and editor of Turtle Talk, to discuss Tribal Sovereignty in the 21st Century: On VAWA (Violence Against Women Act), Same-Sex Marriage, and Modern Tribal Controversies. He has written … Continue reading
I started playing on the women””s Ultimate Frisbee team my freshman year because a male friend who had played in high school encouraged me to try it out. Like many K students in many student organizations, my dedication depended on … Continue reading
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