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.

Henry Ford built cars, but author and scholar Kati Curts will highlight in an upcoming Kalamazoo College event how religion often drove him.

Kalamazoo College will be among the partners welcoming Freedom Reads Founder Reginald Dwayne Betts for a series of community events in November.

The Academy Street Winds, College Singers, Jazz Band and Kalamazoo Philharmonia will welcome audiences to several Department of Music fall concerts.

The Department of Art and Art History at Kalamazoo College is inviting the public to celebrate the 24th International Animation Day on Tuesday, October 28.

Kalamazoo College welcomed local and state officials, business leaders, community partners and friends for the College’s annual Community Breakfast.

Joe Caton ’26 has turned his lifelong interest in radio technology into an innovative conservation project that helps Sarett Nature Center track turtles.

Community partners from around the country will gather this weekend to celebrate the success of the Humanities Integrated Locational Learning project at K.