From milestones that shape campus life to national recognition that underscores academic excellence, 2025 was a year of momentum and meaning at K.

From award-winning filmmakers and scientists tracking birds to alumni shaping public policy, pro sports and global education, our grads made headlines.

From breakthrough scholarship and inspired teaching to national recognition and leadership, K faculty and staff made 2025 a year of impact.

From groundbreaking research to ambitious sustainability initiatives, Kalamazoo College students made their mark in the top stories of 2025.

Congrats to the Kalamazoo College students who reached the Dean’s List for the Fall 2025 term. Dean’s List recognition is posted on students’ transcripts.

Empowered by her study abroad experience, Harper Schrader ’26 now interns remotely with the Jordan embassy’s Information Bureau in Washington, D.C.

Since partnering with the Kalamazoo Promise, K has worked extensively to ensure that Promise scholars feel welcome and have access to needed resources.

For Gloria Jackson ’26, the lessons she’s learned in the community have strengthened the ones she’s encountered in the classroom and vice versa.

Hundreds of Kalamazoo College students were recognized Friday during the annual Honors Day Convocation for excellence in academics and leadership.

A Grammy-award winning musician and storyteller will team up with a Grammy-award winning string quartet for a concert coming soon to Kalamazoo College.

What began as volunteer work through Club Grub has blossomed into a deep passion for food education and public health for Hannah Parsons ’26.

Jack Dewey ’27 plays a not-so-typical King Ferdinand of Navarre in the Shakespearean Love’s Labour’s Lost, coming to the Festival Playhouse.