K is gaining global repute among some of the top institutions in higher education with Money magazine’s recent lists of the best colleges of 2022.

Lila Lazarus ’84, an award-winning journalist, producer and motivational speaker, will be the keynote speaker for Kalamazoo College’s Convocation.

Seed stewardship lies at the heart of two summer Environmental Stewardship fellowships at Kalamazoo College’s Hoop House this summer.

K has again been recognized by the Princeton Review in “The Best 388 Colleges,” which spotlights the top 14 percent of the country’s institutions.

Each had a distinctive road in finding their way to Kalamazoo College, but all have succeeded in journeys that took them professionally to UNICEF in Kenya.

Two Kalamazoo College faculty members are examining whether national attempts at combined trade and environmental policies might help fight climate change.

Katie Rock ’23 unearthed an invasive species never before officially documented in our city through her work at the arboretum. Watch out for jumping worms.

Newly unearthed diaries dating back at least 80 years are providing a fresh perspective on the Holocaust for a Kalamazoo College faculty member.

Eli Edlefson ’23 is continuing a wildflowers rehabilitation project, which aims to promote insect pollinator populations by planting native plants.

K again is featured in a guide to institutions of higher education that has been trusted by students for nearly 40 years, the Fiske Guide to Colleges.

For the second year in a row, a K chemistry student has been awarded the Priscilla Carney Jones Scholarship through the American Chemical Society.

A generous leadership gift from Kalamazoo College alumnus Robert Sherbin ’79 will open the door to independent exploration abroad for K graduates.