Ava King ’28 is helping a student lab develop and test low-cost air-quality sensors that measure pollutants such as ozone and particulate matter.

With a research success rate their faculty leader estimates at around 20%, resilience matters for students like Mallory Gentry ’28 and Simnan Magnan ’29.

It’s a demanding schedule to perform summer chemistry research, but Logan Coller ’27 and Caleb Moore ’27 say their athletic careers prepared them for it.

A growing number of student-athletes at K are spending their summers in labs, practicing the same discipline and persistence they learned in their sports.

The Princeton Review again is placing Kalamazoo College among the top 14 percent of the nation’s four-year institutions in “The Best 392 Colleges.”

Kalamazoo College has named Dominique Somda and Taylor Petrey to endowed professorships for their scholarship, teaching and service to the institution.

MI College Match will help Kalamazoo College identify students statewide in Michigan who are an academic fit and offer them direct admission.

Anthony Youn, M.D.—a nationally recognized plastic surgeon, author, podcaster and TV show host—will deliver the keynote at Kalamazoo College’s Convocation.

The Kalamazoo College Board of Trustees elected four new members to its ranks while also recognizing several outgoing trustees for their service.

K to the Golden Gate took students nearly 2,300 miles west, where a few days in San Francisco helped them imagine what their futures might look like.

Kalamazoo College has earned a four-star rating in Money’s Best Colleges in America 2026, recognizing its educational quality, affordability and outcomes.

Sherbin Fellow Elliot Russell ’26 will spend about 10 months documenting how street musicians and vendors transform public spaces into places of connection.