Kellogg Community College experienced an unprecedented summer of the arts abroad, sending more than 50 performers overseas for international choir…
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Q&A with KCC soccer alum and Hensley Transfer Scholarship recipient Sophia Saunders
Sophia Saunders, 20, of Plainwell, is a 2023 Otsego High School graduate who earned her Associate in General Studies magna…
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Q&A with KCC alum and Eagle Scout Lillian Towery-Collins
Lillian Towery-Collins, 19, of Homer, graduated in 2025 from both Homer High School and KCC, exiting the latter with an…
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Q&A with KCC alum Patrick Lucas
To call Patrick S. Lucas, 36, of Battle Creek, an alumnus doesn’t do him justice. Since earning Associate in Arts…
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KCC Foundation funds equipment for Lifelong Learning Department
Twice a year, KCC faculty, staff and retirees have the opportunity to apply for a Program Initiative Grant (PIG) through…
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Q&A with KCC Photography student Amey M. Elkins-Little
Amey M. Elkins-Little, 54, of Quincy, is a part-time student taking who’s been taking classes at Kellogg Community College since…
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Professor Brad Poer discusses KCC Theatre’s upcoming trip to perform at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Nearly 20 Kellogg Community College students, alumni, employees and community members will embark on the trip of a lifetime this…
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Ambassadors of the arts: Music, Theatre students to perform internationally this summer
Kellogg Community College will be represented on the global stage this summer as Music and Theatre students travel to perform…
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Innovative COLLAB initiative brings KCC faculty and students together on campus
Editor’s note: COLLAB is on hiatus for the Summer 2025 semester but will return at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 3,…
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From cap to crown: KCC alumna Tamara Babcock crowned Mrs. Michigan
Tamara Babcock graduated from Kellogg Community College in 2000 with an Associate in Arts degree. In May, she was crowned…
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Maude Bristol-Perry: Pioneer. Advocate. Graduate.
Maude Bristol-Perry is a true pioneer. She was the first Black Calhoun County Supervisor, the first Black female on the…
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2025 Commencement remarks from Commencement Speaker Maude Bristol-Perry, the oldest graduate in KCC history
By Maude Bristol-Perry Good evening everyone. I am Maude Bristol-Perry. I stand before you today as a proud and purpose-driven…
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