Contrary to popular belief, the K Plan—that ideal combination of a liberal arts curriculum, the SIP, study abroad, and career development experiences (e.g., externships, internships, and guild participation)—loses nothing by forgoing
On Feb. 2, 2009, Hussain Turk, a Kalamazoo College sophomore, attended “Israel 101,” led by the Hillel Organization, a Jewish student group on WMU’s campus. He came alone and in protest with a sign that read “AmeriKKKa Funds Israeli Terrorism.”
There’s something of a myth about the design of the sculpture located in front of the Light Fine Arts Building. Many believe it’s a representation of the myth of Sisyphus, the Greek mortal condemned by the gods to endlessly push a boulder up a hill, only to have it continue to roll down.
In Winter Quarter 2008, the Educational Policies Committee (EPC) took on the task of addressing needed changes in the academic curriculum as decided by Kalamazoo College’s Distinctiveness Initiative Taskforce (DITF), which also formed a subcommittee to develop a new calendar.Second Week of this Quarter, faculty met to vote on EPC’s proposed
