Zoe Barnes ’18, inspired by her experiences in diversity at K, has earned a special honor from the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP).

Celebrate National College Colors Day on September 3 by wearing orange and black for your chance to win some K swag from the Kalamazoo College Bookstore.

Natasha Bagdasarian ’99, an epidemiologist and infectious disease physician, discusses the delta variant, vaccines and why masks again are helpful.

Incoming students have great sources for information on what to bring to campus including Residential Living’s guidance and advice from recent alumni.

A Kalamazoo College alumnus has a plan to ensure all the world’s a stage for the theatre industry now and in the future, despite the drama that COVID-19 has caused behind the scenes. Cody Colvin ’18 traveled the country in about 45 days this spring with the staff of his business, Colvin Theatrical, to film […]

Four K students will each receive funds to study abroad in the upcoming academic year through the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Plan.

Seven K representatives, including six from the Class of 2021, are receiving Fulbright scholarships to study abroad in the 2021-22 academic year.

Kalamazoo College’s excellence is again featured in the annual “Fiske Guide to Colleges,” a selective look at about 300 higher-education institutions in the United States, Canada and the U.K.

As Vice President and Dean of Students Sarah Westfall retires, Chief Information Officer Greg Diment ’84 reflects on her legacy at K. Nearly 15 years ago, Kalamazoo College welcomed candidates vying for the position of vice president of student development and dean of students. On one particular afternoon, a candidate stood in the Olmsted room, […]

A Kalamazoo College representative is enhancing his skills in Chinese this summer through a U.S. Department of State Critical Language Scholarship (CLS). Daniel Mota-Villegas ’21 is among about 700 scholars currently in the CLS program, which actively recruits in regions that have been historically under-represented in international education. The opportunity enables those chosen to gain […]

A Kalamazoo College student organization is showing local girls that they don’t have to assimilate to anyone’s standards to see themselves as beautiful. Sister Circle, a supportive group dedicated to young Black women, reached out to local schools this spring to propose natural-hair programs and workshops that encouraged children to embrace their diversity and celebrate […]

Molly Ratliff ’22 hopes to work in an environmental-studies field after she graduates from Kalamazoo College, making her senior integrated project (SIP) this summer an ideal experience. She is researching boreal toads at their known breeding grounds in Rocky Mountain National Park in Estes Park, Colorado, as a way to engage with conservation. “Amphibians, such […]