In order to continue service while our new appliances are being installed, we had to shift locations. Our Hungry Hornets Fridge has relocated into the OSI hallway, next to the winter warming station and Buzz’s Closet.
April 29th, 2026 is Denim Day, a worldwide day to acknowledge and support survivors of gender-based and interpersonal violence. Tomorrow, join millions of people across the world by wearing jeans or denim to protest all forms of sexual violence and support survivors. Tomorrow, we will have stickers in Student Development and around the library to show your support for victims and survivors.
Join SPEAK and the Sexual Assault Month Planning Committee tomorrow, April 29th, at 7 p.m. in the lower quad for the Take Back the Night Speak Out. The Speak Out is an annual event with the mission of ending sexual, relationship, and domestic violence in all forms. The Speak out allows victims and survivors of gender-based violence and intimate-partner violence to share their stories and/or pieces of writing or art to empower themselves and raise awareness of the issue in a supportive, “off-the-record” space.
All students are encouraged to complete the Student Health & Counseling Center feedback survey. Scan the QR code to access the survey.
Find out more about the SHCC – https://healthcenter.kzoo.edu/
We encourage you to celebrate K’s great student-athletes during NCAA’s Division III Week. Be sure to check out the many events and competitions sponsored by K Athletics.
Monday, April 6
* SAAC Sponsored “Pin the Stinger on Buzz” Event – 11:00 am – 1:00 pm | Hicks Student Center
* Baseball @ Albion – 4:00 pm
Tuesday, April 7
* Softball vs. Albion – 3:00 pm & 5:00 pm | Softball Field
* Men’s Tennis vs. Hope – 4:00 pm | Stowe Stadium
* Women’s Lacrosse @ Hope – 5:00 pm
Wednesday, April 8
* Hot Dogs & Swag Giveaway – While Supplies Last (Athletics & SAAC) – 11:00 am – 1:00 pm | Anderson Athletic Center Patio
* Men’s & Women’s Tennis vs. Alma – 4:00 pm | Stowe Stadium (Rain location: Markin Racquet Center – 4:00 pm & 7:00 pm)
* Baseball vs. Calvin – Resumed game (from 4/1): 3:00 pm, Scheduled game: 4:00 pm | Woodworth Field
Thursday, April 9
* SAAC Sponsored “Pie a Coach” Event – 11:00 am – 1:00 pm | Quad
Friday, April 10
* “Why We Play” Program – 11:00 am – 12:00 pm | Stetson Chapel
* Baseball vs. Adrian – 4:00 pm | Woodworth Field
* Men’s & Women’s Track & Field @ GVSU Al Owens Classic – 12:00 pm
Saturday, April 11
* Softball vs. Calvin – 1:00 pm & 3:00 pm | Softball Field
* Men’s Lacrosse vs. Trine – 7:00 pm | MacKenzie Field
* Men’s & Women’s Track & Field @ GVSU Al Owens Classic – 11:00 am
* Baseball @ Adrian – 1:00 pm & 4:00 pm
* Women’s Tennis @ Adrian – 1:00 pm
* Men’s Tennis @ Adrian – 1:00 pm
* Women’s Lacrosse @ Calvin – 1:00 pm
LandSea 2026 Leader Applications now OPEN
Application DEADLINE: March 20th
APPLY HERE: 2026 LandSea Leader Application
We are looking for students to lead the incoming class of 2030 to K on the Landsea program. LandSea is an optional, outdoor pre-orientation program for Kalamazoo College students that occurs before first-year orientation. Over the past 50 years, more than 2,000 students have used LandSea as a way to acclimate to college life and build support networks before beginning their first term of school. We now offer three distinct trip options with varying degrees of length & difficulty to increase accessibility to the program.
Student leaders are the backbone of the LandSea program, and we’re encouraging you to apply 🙂 Here’s what you need to know:
FAQ: You can find more information about the position on our website or by reaching out directly to Outdoor.Programs@kzoo.edu with any questions
You all are some of the best representatives to share your experience and guide the next class of K Students! If you’re interested in growing in your leadership skills, gaining opportunities to facilitate and teach, making new friends of your own while helping first year students develop bonds, sharing about your own experience at K, and spending time outside, then this position would be a great fit for you!
If you are interested in the position or want to learn more, stop by the Outdoor Programs office in Trowbridge Hall, or reach out to us on email or Teams as well.
Student Development coordinates shuttle transportation for students leaving for and returning from breaks. We coordinate rides to/from the Kalamazoo airport ($5), Kalamazoo train station ($5), or Grand Rapids airport ($10). Students can fill out this form to request transportation for Spring Break departures/returns and Summer departures.
Contact studentactivities@kzoo.edu with any questions.
As Valentine’s Day approaches, we want to know why you love K. So stop by Stu Dev this week to decorate a paper heart and let us know what you love most about Kalamazoo College. Be sure to fill out our weekly survey and grab a delicious cookie as well.
Student Development is still collecting clothing items for the Winter Warming Station. Donated items can be homemade or manufactured and can be new or gently used. Items are available for free to students. Donated items can be dropped off at Student Development, 2nd floor of Hicks Student Center. The most needed items include:
Student Development is collecting the following items for our Winter Warming Station. These items can be homemade or manufactured.
These items will be available for students to pick up throughout the remainder of the fall term or winter term.
Donated items can be dropped off at Student Development, 2nd floor of Hicks Student Center.
