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Wednesday, October 7

  • Sapiro v. Ford: The Jew Who Sued Henry Ford. 7 p.m., Dewing 103, Light Fine Arts. Kalamazoo College’s Jewish Studies program will present a screening of this documentary. The free, public event will feature Carol King, the film’s writer and producer, who will discuss the documentary and the story behind its creation.

Tuesday, October 13

  • Breaking Barriers: An Evening with Dr. Ellen Ochoa. 6 p.m., Air Zoo Flight Innovation Center, 6151 Portage Rd. A veteran of four Space Shuttle missions and former Director of NASA’s Johnson Space Center, Dr. Ellen Ochoa, the first Hispanic woman to travel to space, will share firsthand reflections on leadership, perseverance, scientific discovery, and the importance of representation. Admission is free and dinner is provided, but registration is required by October 1. Questions? Contact the Arcus Center for Social Justice Leadership at arcus.center@kzoo.edu or (269) 337-7398. This event is presented in partnership with the Air Zoo, Bronson, El Concilio, Kalamazoo College, Advia Credit Union, Kalamazoo Community Foundation, The Kalamazoo Promise, Western Michigan University, and PNC Bank.

Wednesday, October 14

  • Free-Range Religion: Food, the Environment, and Religion in the United States. 4:15 p.m. – 5:30 p.m., Hicks Banquet Room. Free and open to the public. Religious people are coming together across religious and non-religious differences to change the food system. In our 2026 Thompson Lecture in Religion, Adrienne Krone will provide insights into these religious communities from her new book Free-Range Religion: Alternative Food Movements and Religious Life in the United States. The book is an ethnographic exploration of four religious alternative food movement communities: a religious diet, a pasture-raised cattle farm, a Jewish farm, and a Jewish retreat center that observed the biblical agricultural sabbatical year. Krone will describe all four sites and the food systems and religious complexities they each produce. Adrienne Krone is associate professor of environmental science and sustainability and religious studies at Allegheny College in Meadville, Pennsylvania. Her work focuses on religious food justice movements in North America. A meet and greet reception will follow the lecture.

Thursday, October 15

Saturday, October 31

  • Academy Street Winds, 3:00 p.m., Dalton Theatre, Light Fine Arts Building. Free Admission / Donations Appreciated

Thursday, November 12

Friday, November 13

  • Jazz Band. 7:30 p.m., Dalton Theatre, Light Fine Arts Building. Free Admission / Donations Appreciated

Sunday, November 15

  • Kalamazoo Philharmonia. The Four Elements Trilogy (volume 1). 3 p.m., Dalton Theatre, Light Fine Arts Building. Tickets are available at the door. General Admission $7, Student $3, K Students Free with ID.
  • The Nagash Ensemble, 7 p.m., Stetson Chapel, Kalamazoo College. Tickets

Sunday, December 6