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

Hardy Fuchs spent 33 years as a professor of German language and literature at K, including three decades as chair of the German Department.

From Tokyo to Kalamazoo, Zara Strauss ’29 is powering the return of a track and field program while carrying a family legacy and making her own mark.

The Midwest Outdoor Leadership Conference is returning February 6–8, offering a weekend of student-led workshops, networking and hands-on learning.

For some students, study abroad can feel out of reach. But for 23 who spent 10 days in the Dominican Republic, a short-term program felt transformative.

A community-centered approach culminated in a symposium in the Galápagos, where Hailey Yoder ’26 presented her marine research entirely in Spanish.

Margaret M. Miles, a University of California, Irvine professor emerita of art history and classics, will discuss Trojans and Greeks in Western Sicily.

Jazz musician, band leader and composer Wynton Marsalis will join the Rev. Millard Southern III at Kalamazoo College for the American Studies Speaker Series.

An upcoming Community Reflection and a racial healing event will help Kalamazoo College remember and celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. along with his legacy.

How can our city foster a stronger sense of belonging and create the social, cultural and recreational experiences that encourage students to stay?

Alumnus Cody Colvin ’18 stepped onto a set in Traverse City last year to portray one of the most disturbing criminals in recent Michigan history.

From milestones that shape campus life to national recognition that underscores academic excellence, 2025 was a year of momentum and meaning at K.