Kalamazoo College will induct 11 outstanding tennis players and five teams into its athletic hall of fame on Thursday, October 22. The event at the Radisson Hotel and Suites in downtown Kalamazoo will mark the 50th anniversary of K’s first of seven men’s NCAA Division III national championships. It will be a special gathering for […]

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.

Obama Foundation leaders will help Sarah Guerrero Gorostieta ’28 build a Summer Voyage, an experience designed to help students explore public service.

During her internship with the Detroit Police Athletic League, Savannah Chapie ’27 stepped onto soccer fields and into a role outside her comfort zone.

After discovering The Stone Flower in Croatia, Noah Peters ’27 turned curiosity into his SIP with research on public memory, monuments and World War II.