Kellogg Community College is exhibiting 116 works of art created by 47 students as part of the College’s Annual Student Art Exhibition this month on campus in Battle Creek. The exhibit opened April 10 and will run through April 30… Continue Reading
A soon-to-be graduating Kellogg Community College student has been awarded honors from the Michigan Community College Press Association for an article about food insecurity on campus, written for KCC’s online student newspaper last spring. Emily Martens, 21, of Battle Creek,… Continue Reading
Kimiko Petersen was an amazing artist whose versatile works were an expression of her love for life and appreciation of natural beauty. Petersen, who passed away in February, was born in Taiwan and raised in Japan. She moved to the… Continue Reading
Stephen Richmond, 42, of Battle Creek, graduated from Kellogg Community College with an Associate of Applied Science in Photography and Multimedia degree in 2015. Richmond, a 2001 graduate of Battle Creek Central High School, started College as a nontraditional student… Continue Reading
Sara Parks, 24, of Jackson, is a 2017 graduate of Marshall High School who graduated from Kellogg Community College with an Associate of Applied Science in Graphic Design degree in 2019. While a student at KCC, Parks, who was a… Continue Reading
Kellogg Community College this spring for the first time in the College’s nearly 70-year history has an official alma mater. An alma mater – which in Latin means “nourishing mother” – is an official college song or anthem. KCC’s new… Continue Reading
Kellogg Community College’s annual “Singing in the Spring” concert returns to Battle Creek this month with a musical celebration of springtime that will also include the world-premiere performance of the College’s first-ever alma mater. “Singing in the Spring” will begin… Continue Reading
Kellogg Community College is pleased to announce the publication of “Blaze Goes to Camp,” a fully illustrated, 32-page children’s book rounding out a trilogy of popular titles centered on a young version of Blaze, the College mascot. “Blaze Goes to… Continue Reading
Reviews are rolling in for Kellogg Community College’s world-premiere run of the Brad Poer original “Pando.” Still haven’t seen it? There are three more shows this weekend, March 22-24, in the Binda Performing Arts Center, on campus at 450 North… Continue Reading
The world premiere opening of the original play “Pando” happens this week at Kellogg Community College. (Proceeds from ticket sales will go toward defraying the cost of travel for those participating in the August 2025 KCC Theatre trip to the… Continue Reading