In 2022, K alumni continued to distinguish themselves through accomplishments and efforts that will make a difference for K students for years to come.

K’s faculty and staff are dedicated to developing the strengths of every student. Here are their top news stories of 2022 as determined by your clicks.

Kalamazoo College students exemplified academic excellence in the classroom along with outstanding achievements around campus and around the world in 2022.

Congrats to the students who had a GPA of 3.5 or better for a course load of at least three units without failing or withdrawing from a class in fall 2022.

When the United Nations’ climate change conference convened in El Sheikh, Egypt, on November 6, it had a recent Kalamazoo College grad in attendance.

Search for a new artist on your streaming service and you might find a new voice to appreciate: a K student reaching new audiences with her first album.

Theatre Arts Professor Lanny Potts was selected as the recipient of a 2022 Wilde Award for his work in a Farmers Alley Theatre production of “Bright Star.”

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.