Ten first-generation students traded the familiar routines of campus life for the energy of New York City, where they spent five days job shadowing.

Thomas Bentley ’25 joins alumni such as Jordan Wiley ’19 and Samantha Moss ’23 by working in Major League Baseball roles within two years of Commencement.

Cecilia Vollbrecht is one of just 10 faculty members from around the country to be chosen for a new fellowship that will help K students learn new skills.

Lily Toohey ’26 desired more education, but was challenged by financial constraints. A chance encounter with Nancy ’68 and Jan Hessler ’65 changed that.

With the end of the academic year, the College is bidding farewell to its retiring faculty and staff who have nearly 260 years of service time among them.

Eleven recent graduates will pursue their passions around the world during the 2025–26 academic year as Fulbright fellows and language assistants.

Annaliese Bol ’26 beat out entrants from eight universities across Europe when she designed a bee hotel judged to be the best at a contest in Spain.

When prospective families weigh the return on investment of an education, they can rest assured that Kalamazoo College provides one of the best values.

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 Spring 2025.

Congratulations to these Kalamazoo College students who received awards during the 2025 Senior Awards Ceremony on Saturday, June 14, at Stetson Chapel.

Kalamazoo College’s Delta Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa welcomed 24 new members on June 11, recognizing their achievements across a range of disciplines.

With shovels in hand and students at the heart of the vision, Kalamazoo College conducted a groundbreaking ceremony Thursday for two new residence halls.