The Sherbin Fellowship, established by Robert Sherbin ’79 and named after his father, is giving Elle Waldron ‘23 a chance to spend 10 months overseas.

Associate Professor of Computer Science Pam Cutter will introduce the fundamental concepts and skills of accessible design to her courses thanks to a grant.

The Tribeca Film Festival will include some K ties thanks to a thriller co-produced by Hugh Broder ’77 and based off a chapter in a book by Conrad Hilberry.

If you’re not sure what public health encompasses or what its workers do, you’re not alone, and an awareness campaign from a class aims to change that.

STEM-related academic departments are celebrating a banner year as K’s representation among NSF graduate research fellows reaches four for 2023.

A total of 29 students known for their invaluable contributions to K were honored Friday, May 12, at the annual Senior Leadership Recognition Awards.

A musician known for working with pianists from around world will conduct a concert at Kalamazoo College this weekend through the Gilmore.

The Festival Playhouse will present the capstone to its 59th season with four performances of “Next to Normal” from Thursday, May 18–Sunday, May 21.

The first A Better Way to K Day will invite anyone with business on campus Tuesday, May 16, to do anything other than drive on their own to the College.

Three concerts over the next two weekends are sure to please a variety of music lovers while spotlighting the talents of Kalamazoo College students.

Alumnus Larry J. Bell ’80, founder of Bell’s Brewery, Inc., will be welcomed as Kalamazoo College’s 2023 Commencement speaker on Sunday, June 11.

Dan Slepian, an award-winning NBC News journalist and veteran producer of Dateline, will be the featured speaker at K’s Flesche Lecture on May 11.