The community of Fairfax, Virginia, is celebrating the work of Kalamazoo College alumna Danielle Badra ‘08, who will serve as its poet laureate.

The Richard J. Cook and Teresa M. Lahti Endowment for Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity facilitates faculty-student collaborative work.

If you’ve ever asked yourself whether to “repair or replace,” a new book co-authored by Luce Professor of Complex Systems Studies Péter Érdi is for you.

A nonpartisan initiative is saluting Kalamazoo College as one of 394 U.S. institutions doing the most in higher education to encourage student voting.

LandSea leaders Ava Apolo ’25 and Julia Leet ’22 were lauded by emergency medical professionals after they helped an injured woman in the wilderness.

The Kalamazoo College Department of Music has four ensembles that will be performing their free fall concerts on Friday, Sunday and Tuesday.

More than 300 students were recognized Friday during Kalamazoo College’s annual Honors Day Convocation for excellence in academics and leadership.

Kalamazoo College’s Festival Playhouse will examine an old tragedy through a modern lens when it stages William Shakespeare’s “Othello” this week.

Kalamazoo College will host a Japanese Obon Festival, which is traditionally held to remember deceased ancestors as their spirits return to visit relatives.

The Academy Street Winds will perform their fall concert, Celebration and Dance, at 8 p.m. Friday, October 28, at Dalton Theatre in Light Fine Arts.

Kalamazoo College received the city’s approval to proceed with a master plan that focuses on enhancing campus experiences while strengthening connections.

A series of political internships have helped Kalamazoo College student Peter Fitzgerald ’23 connect with his adopted home and envision a possible future.