April is National Poetry Month, a busy time for Diane Seuss ’78, a Kalamazoo College alumna and professor emerita who served as writer in residence.

The CCE offers diverse opportunities for students seeking a leadership role in engaging with the local community as a civic engagement scholar.

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 Winter 2022.

Anne Dueweke ’84 hopes to supplement histories with racial and colonial history in Reckoning: Kalamazoo College Uncovers Its Racial and Colonial Past.

A tradition is emerging at K with at least one student placing among the top finishers in a Japanese speech contest for the fourth year in a row.

Robert J. Kopecky ’72 has been a longtime supporter of K as a donor to the Center for International Programs and as a member of the Board of Trustees.

Many student-athletes at K are interested in health and wellness. But there might only be one who has applied that interest to fruit flies.

Two biology faculty members, a K student and an Oberlin College student from Kalamazoo have helped a study prove that humans are altering evolution.

Thomas Lichtenberg ’23 is receiving a Newman Civic Fellowship to recognize his commitment to finding solutions for challenges facing the community.

Alix Reynolds ’11 had a hand in transforming the field at Sofi Stadium in Los Angeles into a sparkling nightscape for the Super Bowl halftime show.

Auditions for “Marcus; or the Secret of Sweet” will be held at 7 p.m. March 29 and 30. Ten students of Color are needed to tell this coming-of-age story.

Samuel Nalangira, a native of Uganda, will perform with K’s International Percussion ensemble at 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 9.