Grace Hancock ’22 is a great example of a woman in science the U.N. celebrates every February 11 on the International Day of Women and Girls in Science.

If you desire an appreciation for William Shakespeare yet find his plays challenging, you’ll want to attend “Acting Shakespeare” coming this week to K.

Kalamazoo College announced today it has received a $5.25 million gift in support of its Brighter Light Campaign from alumnus Larry Bell ’80.

If you’re concerned that the cost of study abroad might prevent you from going overseas, you have an advocate in K’s Center for International Programs.

For 20 years, the Center for Civic Engagement (CCE) has prepared students to build a more just, equitable and sustainable world, starting here in Kalamazoo.

The Kalamazoo College Student Health Center (SHC) is celebrating the national recognition it’s receiving for its efforts in fighting the flu on campus.

A major grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation will provide new learning opportunities for Kalamazoo College students and faculty seeking solutions to societal problems.

“The Conviction of Lady Lorraine,” a free play this weekend, is set in Memphis near the Lorraine Motel where Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated.

A performance duo with more than 20 years of storytelling experience will provide a livestream presentation to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Make plans to attend three theatre events at K, including two one-person productions and a satirical vignette about Black cultural issues.

As a strategic communications intern, Thomas Lichtenberg backed the Bazelon Center’s efforts by planning and drafting social media posts and strategies.

K students and faculty enjoyed a return to in-person instruction in 2021, giving us a chance to spotlight our academic excellence in our top stories.