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Alternative student newspaper produced by É«É«À² Michigan University students and faculty advisors; published weekly from 1966 to 1969.

The longest-running publication on É«É«À² Michigan University’s campus; includes an almost complete run of the newspaper from 1916 to 2009.

An African-American newspaper based in Kalamazoo; published bi-weekly from June 1965 to July 1966 and monthly after that. In April 1968, the name was changed to Focus News.

Kalamazoo’s longest, continuously produced newspaper reporting on news of interest to the African-American community; published from 1968 to 1982.

Weekly Catholic newspaper featuring news of area Catholic churches, schools and organizations; began publication on April 23, 1893. The newspaper changed its name to The Kalamazoo Augustinian in June 1893.

Successor to The Kalamazoo Angelus newspaper featuring news of area Catholic churches, schools and organizations; began publication on June 18, 1893. The newspaper changed its name to The Augustinian in July 1905.

Successor to The Kalamazoo Augustinian and featured news of area Catholic churches, schools and organizations; began publication on July 8, 1905, and continued until the 1930s.

Alternative weekly newspaper focusing primarily on regional news; published by John Prange from Aug. 23, 1979, to Feb. 19, 1987.