Enjoy a return to in-person fall concerts this weekend by swinging and bopping on Friday and taking in a theme of transcendence on Saturday.

K has appointed 10 faculty members as endowed chairs. These positions are funded through the annual earnings from an endowed gift to the College.

More than 300 students were recognized Friday during the annual Honors Day Convocation for excellence in academics and leadership. Students were recognized in six divisions: Fine Arts, Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures, Humanities, Natural Sciences and Mathematics, Social Sciences, and Physical Education.

Is it possible for people who mean well to do more harm than good? “Well-Intentioned White People,” running Thursday through Sunday, examines this idea.

Make plans to attend two free music department concerts at Dalton Theatre this weekend with the Academy Street Winds and “Music for Two Trumpets and Piano.”

A $500,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities will help fortify Kalamazoo College’s language programs through the American Rescue Plan.

‘Unzipped,’ a play written by theatre major Rebecca Chan ’22, unveils the struggles and realizations behind her personal racial-discovery process.

German Studies Co-Chair Kathryn Sederberg will be honored in a virtual ceremony November 20 by the American Association of Teachers of German (AATG).

Nionni Permelia worked for Zoo City Farm and Food Network, a nonprofit organization that designs food-industry ecosystems that are beneficial to all.

Kalamazoo College has launched the public phase of its comprehensive Brighter Light Campaign with a goal of raising $150 million to back its strategic plan.

Uyen Trinh ’21 gained global career experience while working as an accountant in the Finance Department of Olympic Broadcasting Services (OBS) in Tokyo.

Kalamazoo College is ready to make a splash with student-athletes and the community thanks to the completion of its new $18 million natatorium.