New Residence Halls Embrace Sustainability
Kalamazoo College is putting its commitment to sustainability into action with the construction of two new residence halls that will open in fall 2027.
Pitcher’s Thistle Protectors Collaborate on Beaver Island
Three students spent their summer with Professor of Biology Binney Girdler, studying Pitcher’s thistle, a small plant that fulfills big roles.
Moritz Lecture to Spotlight Spanish Witch Trials
If the Halloween season has you itching for real-life information about witch trials, plan to attend the Edward Moritz Lecture in History at Kalamazoo College on Wednesday, October 29.
K Honors Alumni, Friends During Homecoming
Each year during Homecoming, Kalamazoo College recognizes alumni whose accomplishments, service and achievements bring honor and distinction to the College.
K Retains ‘Hidden Gem’ Status for Academics, Athletics
For the third year in a row, Kalamazoo College has been selected as a Hidden Gem by College Raptor, a platform that helps students find colleges.
K Welcomes New Faculty for 2025
Kalamazoo College is pleased to welcome five new faculty members this fall in subjects including biology, English, chemistry, business and Spanish.
Student Earns Headline-Worthy New York Times Mentorship
Sarah Guerrero Gorostieta ’28 was selected for the New York Times Corps, a program for college students who could benefit from mentorship and career guidance.
Student Group Seeks Alumni Who Work in Law
The Aspiring Law Student Organization at Kalamazoo College is seeking alumni to return to campus to talk with students about their career journeys in law.
Biblical Scholar: We Sometimes Get Scripture Wrong
A popular YouTube personality, biblical scholar, best-selling author and podcast co-host will visit Kalamazoo College for a special event on October 8.
Grant Backs Williams Lab, Brain Disease Research
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.
‘Grand Bargain’ Judge Slated to Deliver Flesche Lecture
Gerald Rosen ’73 is best known for his role in a historic Detroit case that concluded with the ‘Grand Bargain,’ which helped the city exit bankruptcy.
K Awards Two Employees with Lucasse, Ambrose Honors
Professor of Mathematics Eric Barth received the Florence J. Lucasse Lectureship. Campus Safety Officer Adam Kaur received the Ambrose Prize.











