What itʼs really like to be a student at K
Now that spring quarter is finally here, campus is starting to get busier for numerous reasons: spring is just around the corner (although Michigan weather likes to hide the high temperatures until the last possible minute), anxious seniors are starting … Continue reading
The majority of the sophomore class recently found out their fate with their study abroad locations for next year. I am happy to announce that I will be in Varanasi, India! I am so very excited to go and that … Continue reading
I seemed to have blinked and my well-needed Spring Break was over, but now that I’m settled into my newly organized room with an overview (in syllabus form) of what the rest of the term will look like and a … Continue reading
In high school, I was always ashamed to say that I was not going to any exotic location for spring break. Both of my parents worked full-time and we did not usually go to warm places for vacations, so I … Continue reading
The way that we morph each year – each quarter, even – still amazes me. My experience at K has greatly changed me, and itʼs crazy to think how each quarter takes place largely in the same 60 acres, often … Continue reading
I am still baffled by the fact that I have been home for almost six weeks after returning from study abroad. Our last month in Budapest flew by as we entertained numerous fellow K students, squeezed in a few last … Continue reading
This is my second Ninth Week. Classes are wrapping up, finals are due in two weeks, and, more importantly, spring break is two weeks away. This quarter I feel more prepared for the notoriously stressful two weeks ahead of me, … Continue reading
It’s a beautiful day in Kalamazoo. The sun is shining, the ground is covered with snow, and the students of Kalamazoo are eager to learn as eighth week begins. Professor Amelia Katanski recently invited Dr. Martin Reinhardt of Northern Michigan … Continue reading
As a non-Midwestern first-year student, I feel inclined to talk about the weather in Kalamazoo. Although many locals can provide a much more in-depth review of Kalamazoo weather pros and cons, I can certainly give a sufficient overview of fall … Continue reading
Time is measured in weeks at Kalamazoo College. We have three sets of ten week quarters, each week referred to by its number. If fact, I’ve had professors give me syllabi with no dates, just days in numbered weeks! There’s … Continue reading
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