An actor fresh off his role as Magic Johnson in an HBO series and an up-and-coming producer returned to campus to screen their new film, “Grassland.”

In high school, Darsalam Amir ’24 considered creating a fragrance business based on her family’s heritage. At K, she got the support she needed to do it.

On National Philanthropy Day, there’s plenty of room to recognize our own engaged Kalamazoo College communities such as the class of 1973.

Actor Quincy Isaiah ’17 and producer Adam Edery ’19 will present and discuss “Grassland,” a social justice drama about marijuana incarceration rates.

Kalamazoo College’s International Percussion ensemble will conclude the music department’s fall season of concerts at 7 p.m. Wednesday in Dalton Theatre.

National First-Generation Day celebrates students, faculty and staff around the country who are the first in their family to pursue a four-year degree.

Plan to attend the fall concerts that are coming this weekend for Kalamazoo College’s Jazz Band on Friday and the Kalamazoo Philharmonia on Sunday.

Two lectures will feature a Nicaraguan human-rights fellow and an author who examines an artistic, literary and scientific discourse around animals.

More than 300 Kalamazoo College students were recognized Friday during the annual Honors Day Convocation for excellence in academics and leadership.

Join the College Singers for a fall concert containing great songs by Queen, Prince, Beyonce and more on Sunday, November 5, in the Dalton Theatre lobby.

The Department of Economics and Business will host an event with BIGGBY Coffee Co-Founder and Co-CEO Mike McFall ’93 on November 14 in the Olmsted Room.

“Playhouse Creatures” examines five of the most famous actresses of the English stage to provide a moving and often comic account of the trailblazers.