Some Kalamazoo College students will learn the ways of the Force this fall in a new Star Wars-themed class that examines religion’s role in the franchise.

Although he doesn’t think of himself as a philanthropist, Erran Briggs ’14 embodies the 2023 theme of Black Philanthropy Month, Love in Action.

College Raptor says K is one of 15 small schools to qualify as a Hidden Gem in the Great Lakes region of Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio, Illinois and Indiana.

Lisa Ludwinski ’06, owner of Detroit’s nationally recognized Sister Pie bakery, will deliver the keynote at K’s 2023 Convocation at 3 p.m. September 7.

A drunken driving crash he heard about years ago seeded the plot that grew into Professor of English Andy Mozina’s “Tandem,” a novel due out this fall.

Cleveland Clinic Sports Medicine Physician Kelly Estes ’05 worked as Fulham FC’s physician during the Premier League’s East Coast tour this summer.

The Princeton Review is placing Kalamazoo College among the top 15 percent of U.S. higher-education institutions with its book, ”The Best 389 Colleges.”

Adam Stapleton ’25 introduced children in Kenya to flag football by visiting a school in the town of Nyahururu through the Pan African Christian Exchange.

Vivian Schmidt ’25, a biology and psychology double major with a concentration in neuroscience, is having a cutting-edge research experience this summer.

Kalamazoo College staffer Teresa Fiocchi has earned praise before for her work as a chef. Yet the Favorite Chef competition provides bigger fish to fry.

Jordan Doyle ’26 is building more computer science experience with a network of cohorts and professionals thanks to a Women in Sports Technology fellowship.

If you’re job hunting and small employers seem appealing, Forbes says Kalamazoo College, one of America’s Best Small Employers, should be on your radar.