When Emma Kovacevic ’26 saw her dad die for 55 minutes, she decided to preserve his story of Bosnian War captivity in her Senior Integrated Project.

While some pre-law students focus on statutes and precedents, Ella Miller ’26 is exploring the human lives in the gaps between court rulings.

Eliza Karlin ’26 took a trip last year that became the foundation of her senior project, a collection of poems molded by memory and a search for healing.

Performers now stand beneath a brighter, more even light that renders colors more vividly, eliminates harsh shadows, and radiates less heat.

Americans are struggling to talk across political divides, but a classroom at Kalamazoo College recently became a laboratory for civil discourse.

For Women’s History Month, Charlene Boyer Lewis ’87 of Kalamazoo College reflects on how women experienced and contributed to the founding of our Republic.

LandSea continues to stand out among peer institutions nationwide for helping students build communication skills, perspective-taking and problem-solving.

In a waiting room at a liposuction clinic, four women sit with their thoughts and personal histories. What unfolds is The Most Massive Woman Wins.

As International Women’s Day approaches, Kalamazoo College will host a landmark conference at the Arcus Center for Social Justice Leadership.

Once a ‘wait, what’ kid, Regina Stevens-Truss, the Dorothy H. Heyl Professor of Chemistry at Kalamazoo College, tells her students to follow their dreams.

Kalamazoo College will sound as vibrant as it feels this month, with two campus music ensembles inviting audiences to shake off the winter chill.

Kalamazoo College’s Arcus Center for Social Justice Leadership is transforming Black History Month into an immersive celebration of culture.