Kalamazoo College alumni continued to distinguish themselves locally, nationally and around the world through their personal accomplishments in 2023.

Faculty and staff are dedicated to developing the strengths of every student. Here are their top 10 stories of 2023 as determined by your clicks.

K students exemplified academic excellence and achieved amazing accomplishments around campus and around the world in our top 10 stories of 2023.

Libby McFarlen ’26 worked as a paralegal with a defense attorney in Washington, D.C., this fall during her study away experience at the Washington Center.

On November 11, Madison Barch ’24 recorded what are believed to be the first non-kicking points scored by a woman at any level in college football history.

Jonah DeChants ’09 works for The Trevor Project and is one of the people behind its efforts to prevent suicide and homelessness in LGBTQ youths.

A National Science Foundation grant is boosting inclusivity and access to lab experiences in the Kalamazoo College Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry.

Congratulations to the students who qualified for the Dean’s List for Fall 2023. Dean’s List recognition will be posted on students’ transcripts.

Tina Stoecklin ’87 has been elected president of one of the foremost change ringing organizations in the world, the Central Council of Church Bell Ringers.

An annual report released last month shows that K remains among the top higher-education institutions in the country for study abroad opportunities.

A Kalamazoo College professor has a personal connection to her book about the Bengal famine of 1943, which killed 3 million people in World War II’s wake.

An actor fresh off his role as Magic Johnson in an HBO series and an up-and-coming producer returned to campus to screen their new film, “Grassland.”