Kalamazoo Gazette/MLive Book Reviewer Yvonne Zipp reviews “Quality Snacks,” a new collection of short stories by Kalamazoo College Professor of English Andy Mozina, in this May 6, 2014 column. “Mozina’s characters come to wry, melancholy insights that don’t help them … Continue reading
On the occasion of its annual Founders Day ceremony (celebrating 181 years of operation) Kalamazoo College announced the George Acker Endowed Scholarship. The scholarship will support juniors or seniors who best exemplify the qualities and character of Coach Acker, including … Continue reading
About 70 first-year students—including Sarah Werner and her family from Clinton Township, Mich., photographed here—arrived August 16 to begin their Kalamazoo College journey via LandSea, an optional 18-day wilderness backpacking, climbing, canoeing, glad-I-brought-my-bug spray experience in Adirondack State Park, a … Continue reading
Ed Baker, former Kalamazoo College football coach and physical education professor, has been named to the Athletic Hall of Fame at Haverford High School in Havertown, Pennsylvania, west of Philadelphia. He was athletic director at Haverford from 1959 to 1967 … Continue reading
Jeanne Hess, professor of physical education and head coach of volleyball, has written Sportuality: Finding Joy in the Games, a book that examines how people can attain peace, understanding, and joy through sports. Hess has coached volleyball and taught at “K” … Continue reading
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