Class: Is Civil Discourse Still Possible in Politics? (3/6/2026) - Americans are struggling to talk across political divides, but a classroom at Kalamazoo College recently became a laboratory for civil discourse.
A Republic, If You Can Keep It (3/5/2026) - For Women’s History Month, Charlene Boyer Lewis ’87 of Kalamazoo College reflects on how women experienced and contributed to the founding of our Republic.
From ‘Wait, What’ to ‘Here’s Why,’ Stevens-Truss Champions Science (2/11/2026) - Once a 'wait, what' kid, Regina Stevens-Truss, the Dorothy H. Heyl Professor of Chemistry at Kalamazoo College, tells her students to follow their dreams.
Ten Days Opened a World Through Short-Term Study Abroad (1/27/2026) - 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.
K Students Explore What Makes a City ‘Stick’ (1/12/2026) - How can our city foster a stronger sense of belonging and create the social, cultural and recreational experiences that encourage students to stay?
Faculty, Staff Showed Inspired Teaching, Leadership in 2025 (12/17/2025) - From breakthrough scholarship and inspired teaching to national recognition and leadership, K faculty and staff made 2025 a year of impact.
Pitcher’s Thistle Protectors Collaborate on Beaver Island (10/19/2025) - Three students spent their summer with Professor of Biology Binney Girdler, studying Pitcher’s thistle, a small plant that fulfills big roles.
K Welcomes New Faculty for 2025 (10/3/2025) - Kalamazoo College is pleased to welcome five new faculty members this fall in subjects including biology, English, chemistry, business and Spanish.
Grant Backs Williams Lab, Brain Disease Research (9/23/2025) - For Dwight Williams, the Kurt D. Kaufman Associate Professor of Chemistry at Kalamazoo College, persistence has paid off in the form of a three-year grant.
K Awards Two Employees with Lucasse, Ambrose Honors (9/17/2025) - Professor of Mathematics Eric Barth received the Florence J. Lucasse Lectureship. Campus Safety Officer Adam Kaur received the Ambrose Prize.