The Center for Environmental Stewardship will take a giant leap forward with a newly announced $250,000 grant from the Arthur Vining Davis Foundations. Continue reading Environmental Education Seeded with Grant Support Continue reading 
Thanks to a proposal by the student members of K's Just Food Collective, an 1,800-square-foot hoop house will rise on campus this fall. Continue reading Hoop House Construction Will Grow Gardening at K Continue reading 
The College Singers, a 24-voice choral ensemble that specializes in social justice-themed programming, will perform its concert titled “EXCESS: Shadows of Pleasure and Power” in two free, public performances in Kalamazoo. Continue reading Choral Concert Centers Around Love Affairs, Obsessions Continue reading 
Two free concerts this week in the Dalton Theater at the Light Fine Arts Building will demonstrate the breadth of student music experiences at Kalamazoo College. Both concerts feature groups directed by Music Professor Thomas Evans. The Academy Street Winds, … Continue reading 
Cirque du K, the official circus club for students at Kalamazoo College, will conduct its annual spring performances at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday in the Dalton Theater at Light Fine Arts. The organization launched in 2006 as a few … Continue reading 
Kalamazoo College’s rich diversity will be on display Saturday, Feb. 10, as the Asian Pacific Islander Student Association and KDesi join forces to stage their award-winning annual Asia Fest. In an “Asia’s Got Talent” showcase at Dalton Theatre, students from … Continue reading 
As refugees face ostracism and persecution in fleeing from natural disasters, violence, war and other hardships, a Kalamazoo College student organization is reaching out with a helping hand. Refugee Outreach Kalamazoo (ROK) raises awareness of refugees and their struggles, while … Continue reading 
Malak Ghazal ’19 (left), Ian Freshwater ’19 and Jazzilyn Dubois ’17 are pictured on the plane en route to attend the annual Student Government Institute hosted by the National Association for Campus Activities. This year’s conference will be held at … Continue reading 
When Associate Professor of Religion and History Jeffrey Haus came to Kalamazoo College nearly a decade ago, the Jewish Studies program was almost non-existent. With just a handful of classes that focused on Jewish faith, culture, and history, Haus got … Continue reading 
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