Waldo Library Computer Lab

The Dorothy U. Dalton Center houses the College of Fine Arts, Department of Dance and School of Music.

Founded in 1958, the Dwight B. Waldo Library houses general reference materials, science and technology materials, maps and atlases, and the United States and the Michigan government documents. It offers a wide range of books, including the Ann Kercher Memorial Collection of materials on Africa south of the Sahara. The library also provides collection of the history, religion, philosophy and culture of the Medieval period and the Randall Frazier Memorial Collection of the history and culture of Black America. It additionally provides the Leslie H. Wood Memorial Collection of materials in the fields of geography and geology and a strong business collection. Located in Kalamazoo, Mich., libraries collections serves the college of arts and sciences, fine arts and business, and engineering and applied sciences. The library is owned and operated by the Western Michigan University.

Kalamazoo College Library serves as a vital resource for the academic community, offering a wide range of services including research assistance, interlibrary loans, and access to archives and rare books. The library is committed to enhancing student learning through diverse resources and programs while maintaining a focus on accessibility and support for all users. Located within the Upjohn Library Commons, the library features a collection development policy designed to meet the evolving needs of students and faculty. It also provides a space for collaboration and learning, making it an integral part of the Kalamazoo College experience. Generated from the website