Seven K representatives, including six from the Class of 2021, received Fulbright scholarships to study abroad in the 2021-22 academic year.

A virtual cooking show served with a dash of Kalamazoo College was available to students last year through the Office of Student Activities. In each show, at least one student staff member cooked meals while talking with other K students.

Without study abroad available in 2020, Kalamazoo College faculty and staff got creative and developed a series of internships for 20 juniors who otherwise would’ve spent a term overseas.

Combine students who are enthusiastic about social justice, growing global and domestic disparities in health exacerbated by a pandemic, and alumni who care about making a difference, and the result is a notable uptick in interest in Kalamazoo College’s community and global health concentration.

When study abroad stayed on pause in the fall of 2020, Kalamazoo College faculty and staff developed positive, educational experiences for many of the juniors who expected to spend time in another country, showing the strength of the College’s relationships with its external partners.

Prospective students interested in science-based careers will have another reason to choose Kalamazoo College now that the Chemistry Department is offering both a chemistry and biochemistry major.

James A. B. Stone Professor of Psychology Siu-Lan Tan is a co-editor of a new reference book published by Oxford University Press, titled The Oxford Handbook of Music and Advertising, which explores the ties between music and advertising from their earliest connections to the present day.

Kalamazoo College faculty members Santiago Salinas and Dwight Williams, from the biology and chemistry departments respectively, have been awarded tenure, recognizing their excellence in teaching, scholarship and service to the College.

Two Kalamazoo College music faculty members were honored with top awards for their contributions to the city’s arts scene.

Kalamazoo College Theatre Arts Professor Lanny Potts assembled, shipped and delivered several large light kits when K went virtual in Fall of 2020, noting, “We couldn’t bring the students to the light lab, so we were going to bring the light lab to the students.”