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.

An online exhibit dedicated to pushing for action against climate change while there’s still hope for the planet features two artists with K connections.

The Kalamazoo College Department of Music has two upcoming concerts scheduled, on Saturday and Monday, featuring renowned guest artists.

Research by chemistry major Ola Bartolik ’22 has possible implications for a new approach to antibiotics, which is an urgent need in today’s medical field.

A theatrical performance at Kalamazoo College that shares student interviews with members of the Southwest Michigan community will explore the deeper meaning of reproductive justice and its impact.

The U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs announced Monday that K is again among the top producers of Fulbright recipients.