Category Archives: Features
Detroit rap artist leaves Kalamazoo community feeling invincible
By Colin Smith, Staff Writer “Bring out your hammers,” Detroit rap artist Invincible chanted behind her fellow poets and artists. Lifting her hands upwards, the audience complied. The audience in … Continue reading
Making the move to off campus living
By Allison Tinsey, Staff Writer With just over three weeks left in the quarter, juniors look to finalize plans for fall housing — but not without struggles. Choosing who to … Continue reading
Students try to find love in a hopeless place
By Reynaldo Hernandez, Staff Writer What began as a simple post on Konfessions, the student body’s unofficial gossip page, turned into a real-life full-fledged meet up. Last Wednesday several students … Continue reading
Staff member shows off office Roller Coaster
By Elaine Ezekiel, News Editor Few people outside of the library staff know this secret about Kalamazoo College: deep in the bowels of Upjohn lies a roller coaster. It’s a … Continue reading
Nannu’s Garden
By Darrin Camilleri, Contributor The garden was there as long as I could remember. Zucchini, green onions, tomatoes, green pepper, squash and the fig tree, a tribute to the homeland. … Continue reading
Help high school students learn to debate
By Mallika Mitra, Staff Writer Have you ever been interested in joining a debate team, but not had the means to? That will no longer be a problem for high … Continue reading
Ethnic studies update
By Reynaldo Hernandez, Contributor The second discussion on bringing ethnic studies to K College was held yesterday. Students and faculty alike gathered together in the Banquet Hall for an hour to … Continue reading
Buddha’s Beer Belly
By Rachel Pieciak and Matthew Muñoz, Contributors As a student studying abroad, no orientation, no past participant, no previous expectation is going to tell you how you should live your experience; … Continue reading
Findings on why students are not choosing to study abroad reveal bigger questions
By Allison Tinsey, Staff Writer Faculty, staff and a small contingent of students met in Dewing 103 on Tuesday, April 16 to discuss the findings of surveys conducted by the Office for … Continue reading
The pedagogy and praxis of the Writing Center
By Reynaldo Hernandez, Contributor For those interested in becoming a Writing Center consultant for the next academic year, a heads up: a new and improved training process is being implemented in … Continue reading
