Case Kuehn ’74 volunteers for Climate Action Now, a California benefit corporation that provides an app and a web carousel to make climate advocacy easier.

A garage full of obsolete baseball equipment sparked an idea for Nolan Jominy ’30 as underrepresented kids now get what they need to play.

Swim for Success has served nearly twice as many young swimmers in the past year, prompting increased support from the donor who helped launch it in 2012.

Kalamazoo College will induct 11 outstanding alumni tennis players and five teams into its athletic hall of fame on Thursday, October 22.

President Karlyn Crowley invited local leaders to imagine what the College and the city could accomplish together, calling for deeper partnerships.

Kalamazoo College is Michigan’s top-ranked private college and the No. 2 college overall in the state, according to WalletHub and its 2027 rankings.

Award-winning historian and author Richard Bell will visit Kalamazoo College on Tuesday, October 27, to deliver the 2026 Edward Moritz Lecture.

The Distinguished Alumni Awards will recognize alumni whose accomplishments, service and achievements have brought honor to Kalamazoo College.

Thomas J. Smith, professor emeritus of chemistry, has died at age 77. He taught at Kalamazoo College for four decades.

Adrienne Krone will discuss how people from diverse religious and secular backgrounds are working to reshape the food system in the annual Thompson Lecture.

A commitment to children and community grew this summer for Micahaia Reynolds ’27 through an internship at the Douglass Community Association.

Kalamazoo College is the only private in the state on The Princeton Review’s Best Value Colleges list, saluting academics, affordability and outcomes.