Three employees and the Mary Jane Underwood Center for Civic Engagement received honors Friday at K’s Founders Day event, marking K’s 189th year.

For his SIP, Sam Meyer ’21 applied gravity and physics to building an irrigation system in Tanzania that grows crops and conserves scarce water resources.

Assistant Professor of Chemistry Daniela Arias-Rotondo traveled with several students to attend the American Chemical Society chemistry conference.

The College Singers will present their spring tour, a program titled “More Light, More Love,” with a concert in Bellaire and two in Traverse City.

The public is invited to hear from Dr. Natasha Bagdasarian ’99 via Zoom at 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 12, in Kalamazoo College’s 2022 William Weber Lecture.

On World Health Day, Environmental Working Group Midwest Director Anne Schechinger ’10 wants you to think about your food and the climate crisis.

April is National Poetry Month, a busy time for Diane Seuss ’78, a Kalamazoo College alumna and professor emerita who served as writer in residence.

The CCE offers diverse opportunities for students seeking a leadership role in engaging with the local community as a civic engagement scholar.

Congrats to the students who achieved a GPA of 3.5 or better for a full-time course load without failing or withdrawing from any course in Winter 2022.

Anne Dueweke ’84 hopes to supplement histories with racial and colonial history in Reckoning: Kalamazoo College Uncovers Its Racial and Colonial Past.

A tradition is emerging at K with at least one student placing among the top finishers in a Japanese speech contest for the fourth year in a row.

Robert J. Kopecky ’72 has been a longtime supporter of K as a donor to the Center for International Programs and as a member of the Board of Trustees.