We asked some faculty and staff who are Kalamazoo College alumni to share what advice they would go back and give themselves as they graduated.

For the first time since 2019, Commencement is returning to the Quad at 10 a.m. Sunday with more than 350 students receiving their bachelor’s degrees.

Six K seniors were spotlighted recently during a Signing Day, featuring some of the scholars who are moving on to graduate programs this fall.

Jesse Steed ’02 is among the volunteers behind an organization that is working to fight hunger as it’s exacerbated by COVID-19 and natural disasters.

Kalamazoo College Assistant Professor of History Christina Carroll explores the meaning and value of “empire” in 19th-century France in her new book.

A new fund is supporting exemplary seniors and their Senior Integrated Projects (SIPs) in the history department while honoring two emeriti professors.

A job at a Kalamazoo lab through the COVID-19 pandemic has helped Maddy Harding ’22 boost her science skills, benefiting her Senior Integrated Project.

Thirty students known for their invaluable contributions to the K community were honored Friday at the 18th annual Senior Leadership Awards.

A student’s research has encouraged Associate Professor of Biology Santiago Salinas to extend Hancock’s inquiries overseas through the Fulbright program.

A faculty member and three of her students are among those helping local houseless women and their young children achieve housing and health equity.

Alumna and Professor Emerita Diane Seuss ’78 was granted a 2022 Pulitzer Prize in Poetry on Monday for frank: sonnets, her latest collection of poems.

The public is invited to hear from a best-selling author and professor of history and gender studies at Calvin University in the annual Thompson Lecture.