Kalamazoo Public Libraries provide vital resources for teens

Rosie Hill, Web Editor • January 19, 2024

In an age where safe places to spend time without spending money have become increasingly scarce, public libraries offer a rare glimmer of hope. They are a space free of advertisements, judgments, rigid...

Culinary Arts CTE provides catering for Knight Life field trip

Chloe Rathbun, Staff Writer • May 19, 2022

Knight Life reporters were led into a classroom connected to a large industrial kitchen which they toured. The kitchen was covered from head to toe with shiny stainless steel, a beacon of light pointing...

Chloe’s Commentary: Culinary Arts catering event review

Chloe Rathbun, Staff Writer • May 19, 2022

I got the chipotle turkey wrap which was paired with potato chips, garlic aioli and a Rice Krispy treat. The chipotle turkey wrap included three meats, turkey, salami, and bacon, as well as muenster...

Farmers Alley Theatre bites the blade to the best of their ability with “The Revolutionists”

Elliot Russell, Editor-in-Chief • April 20, 2022

“The Revolutionists,” written for the stage by Lauren Gunderson, is a four-woman play set in 1793 during the Reign of Terror, the infamously bloody phase of the French Revolution when execution by...

From sustainable goods to books, these local Kalamazoo businesses have affordable options that you can’t find anywhere else

Chloe Rathbun, Staff Writer • January 12, 2022

The city of Kalamazoo is the proud home of many small businesses and entrepreneurs who create unique shopping experiences for their customers. During the early days of the pandemic, there was a nationwide...

Vintage in the Zoo vendors speak on sourcing and sustainability

Milo Turner, Social Media Team • October 27, 2021

On October 9, from 12 p.m. to 7 p.m. sellers and buyers alike met in the yard behind Anna Whitten Hall, brought together by their shared appreciation for decades-old clothing and furniture. This event,...