With the end of the academic year, Kalamazoo College is bidding farewell to its faculty and staff who are retiring after years of dedicated service.

In tennis, love means “nothing,” but Kalamazoo College alumni Alex Palladino ’87 and Jim Burda ’87 recently proved the opposite is true in friendship.

Kalamazoo College awarded tenure to Daniela Arias-Rotondo and Manfa Sanogo, recognizing their excellence in teaching, scholarly achievements and service.

Congratulations to the students who achieved a GPA of 3.5 or better for a full-time course load of at least three units in the Spring 2026 academic term.

When Anar Bayanmunkh ’28 returns to Kalamazoo College, she’ll have quite a story to tell about her summer after an internship and a peace walk in Mongolia.

When Nat Ward ’26 begins their full-time job as an avian field biologist they will launch a career shaped by four years of wild studies at K.

Twenty-five Kalamazoo College seniors were inducted into Phi Beta Kappa on Thursday, June 11, joining the nation’s oldest academic honor society.

The last exams of spring term are behind them and Kalamazoo College’s Class of 2026 is turning its attention to a final milestone: Commencement.

A Kalamazoo College education, global curiosity and one standout application have led chemistry student Olivia Cannizzaro ’26 to an elite fellowship.

What does Charles Dickens have in common with podcasting? A lot more than you might think—and Kalamazoo College students in an English course proved it.

Six Kalamazoo County high school students seeking to major in STEM-related fields will attend Kalamazoo College in 2026-27 as Heyl Scholarship recipients.

“Nothing to See Here: Watts” was created by 20 community members including rival gang members, former police officers, students and victims of violence.