Twenty-five Kalamazoo College seniors were inducted into Phi Beta Kappa on Thursday, June 11, joining the nation’s oldest academic honor society.

The last exams of spring term are behind them and Kalamazoo College’s Class of 2026 is turning its attention to a final milestone: Commencement.

A Kalamazoo College education, global curiosity and one standout application have led chemistry student Olivia Cannizzaro ’26 to an elite fellowship.

What does Charles Dickens have in common with podcasting? A lot more than you might think—and Kalamazoo College students in an English course proved it.

Six Kalamazoo County high school students seeking to major in STEM-related fields will attend Kalamazoo College in 2026-27 as Heyl Scholarship recipients.

“Nothing to See Here: Watts” was created by 20 community members including rival gang members, former police officers, students and victims of violence.

Annaliese Bol ’26 received the ecology conference’s award for Best Undergraduate Talk, while Mia Crites ’26 earned Best Undergraduate Poster.

Kalamazoo College Professor of English Babli Sinha has received a fellowship administrative position sponsored by the Great Lakes Colleges Association.

Kalamazoo College will honor two distinguished alumni—Michael Soenen ’92 and Robert J. Shiller ’67—at its 2026 Commencement on Sunday, June 14.

A fresh adaptation of a comedy will bring satire, tangled relationships and laughs to the Festival Playhouse with William Wycherly’s The Country Wife.

Kalamazoo College will host world-renowned scholars, artists, filmmakers and performers from four continents for its second annual Africa Month.

Kalamazoo College has named its next president. Meet Karlyn Crowley, a nationally recognized liberal arts leader who will take the helm July 1.