Five Faculty Earn Tenure
Five Kalamazoo College faculty members from the Spanish, religion, mathematics, computer science and East Asian studies departments have earned tenure.
Fulbright Chooses K Adviser to Mentor Colleagues Nationwide
Kalamazoo College’s recent Fulbright representation shows the value of Jessica Fowle’s counsel to students here and fellow advisers around the country.
Hungary Program Amplifies Student’s Passion for Neuroscience
Vivian Schmidt ’25 earned a scholarship to pursue an academically rigorous study abroad challenge at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) in Budapest, Hungary.
Moritz Lecture to Feature University of Delaware Professor
A writer, author and professor will visit Kalamazoo College to deliver the 2024 Moritz Lecture at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, April 18, in 103 Dewing.
Kalamazoo College Trustees Elect New Board Chair
The Kalamazoo College Board of Trustees has unanimously elected alumna Jody Clark ’80 to become chair of the Board effective July 1, 2024.
Taiko, Steel Pan Drummers Plan Concert
Kalamazoo College’s Steel Pan Club and Taiko Drums will perform Wednesday, March 13, in an International Percussion ensemble concert at Light Fine Arts.
Philharmonia Slates Saturday Concert
The Kalamazoo Philharmonia will spotlight three composers in a concert at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, March 9, in Dalton Theatre at Light Fine Arts.
Heeding the Call of the Wildlife
World Wildlife Day, observed on March 3, underscores the critical role of wildlife veterinarians such as Maddie Chilcote ’17 in global conservation.
Alumni Honor Complex Systems Studies Professor
Five alumni from the Class of 2009 are honoring Henry Luce Professor of Complex Systems Studies Péter Erdi with a fund at Kalamazoo College in his name.
‘Dutchman’ Puts Racism, Black Identity Center Stage
‘Dutchman’ features Clay, a 20-year-old, college-educated Black man portrayed by Jared Pittman ’20, and Lula, a white woman played by Abigail Nelson ’24.
Researching a Better World: Personal Experiences Inspire Senior’s Study of Anti-Malarial Drugs
Ifeoma Uwaje hopes to combine her commitment to community with her love for science as she remembers Nigeria and the pain of losing classmates to malaria.
Student-Athlete, Business Major Finds Passion for Filmmaking
Student-athlete Ian Burr ’24 has developed a Senior Integrated Project (SIP)—not in business, but in filmmaking—with a production titled “I Love You, Bro.”