Indigenous voices

April, 2024

Quisi, Maribel, Connie, and Jean celebrate Quisi’s recovery.

Recovery, Spirit, and Light

April, 2024

Amara Pugens’13 brings archives to life

April, 2024

Food Recovery Network at Beloit: sustainably serving the community

April, 2024

Beloit has allowed Joya Saxena’25 to get involved in campus events and social justice work.

A passion for uplifting others

April, 2024

Breaking Down Barriers

April, 2024

Book of Civil War letters from student-soldier provides glimpse of history

April, 2024

In Remembrance: Darrah Chavey

April, 2024

The “Yuyanapaq” project documented the atrocities inflicted on the Peruvian people during two decades of national unrest, creating photographic evidence. The sign in this Lima protest translates as “No to terrorism.”

Yuyanapaq: A Photography Exhibit, an Assignment, and a Book

April, 2024

BIFF rep Nico Doret’24 keeps it “reel” at the Local to Global Career Fair at the Powerhouse.

Off the hill and into the community: fellows demonstrate the Beloit impact

April, 2024

Maker Lab supervisor Adwyn Burdett’27 experiments with a motherboard.

A Twenty-Year Overnight Success

April, 2024

How satisfied are students at Beloit College?

April, 2024

Students, alumni, and faculty mingling at the Medical College of Wisconsin at Career Trek.

Career Trek comes to MKE

April, 2024

Farrukh Tojiev’27 will be attending the Expanding Diversity in Economics Program at University of Chicago in Summer 2024.

Two Beloiters Accepted into the Prestigious Expanding Diversity in Economics Program

April, 2024

Cultivating classrooms where respect, discomfort, and shared risk-taking are the norm

April, 2024

Losses

April, 2024

Students choose leaders who fight for justice as 2024 commencement speakers

April, 2024

Alumni gathered for a photo-op during SEL’s trip to Washington, D.C.

SEL students connect with alumni in human rights

April, 2024

Larry Sullivan with Beloit College faculty members and students

The role of data analytics in business and economics.

March, 2024

Current Mackey Chair Kimberly Blaeser (with her new book of poetry, Ancient Light), Professor of English Chris Fink, and past Mackey Chair Bonnie Jo Campbell (with her new novel, The Waters).

Mackey Chairs past and present meet at reading

March, 2024

A team effort

March, 2024

Alexis Ross, a four year basketball player, sees even more opportunity at Beloit.

Finding community on and off the court

March, 2024

Beloit College students enjoyed their time spent with experts in the field of recreation.

Students learn about careers in recreation

March, 2024

Bridging passions to sports management

March, 2024

CS Students to Present at National Conference

March, 2024

Emily Eagle’06 shares her career journey at the start of the Careers in UX Writing Workshop.

Writing for work: Careers in UX Writing

March, 2024

Building Rapport. Attracting Customers.

March, 2024

Taking over the court

March, 2024

Here are the stars

March, 2024

Emily Eagle’06 holds a workshop with students to learn facilitation skills.

From classroom to meetings

March, 2024

Beloit holds 38th annual Business Networking Summit

March, 2024

A career in sports journalism is the goal of baseball player and Round Table sports editor AJ Lee’26.

A league of his own

March, 2024

Students in Helen Werner’s Anatomy class visit the Wright Museum of Art to study anatomy through art work.

Anatomy and Art

March, 2024

Farah Tolu-Honary’s view of a beautiful blue street in Tunesia.

“The world is never that far away”

March, 2024

Camille Ledoux is the spring 2024 intern at Nature at the Confluence

March, 2024

Last summer, Camille Ledoux traveled halfway across the world for Beloit’s Global Experience Seminar in Germany and Poland.

Law internships and trips across the world

March, 2024

Martu aspires to apply to law programs and master’s programs in public policy.

Future public policy leader

March, 2024

Louise Claussen’24 aspires to focus in public policy in law school after graduation.

Exploring public health law

March, 2024

Beloit College students visited the Beloit Historical Society for a Behind the Scenes tour.

Students Explore the Beloit Historical Society

March, 2024

stefa marin alarcon. Photo: Lissyelle Laricchia

Visiting artist guides students to art careers

March, 2024

Students interact with employers at the WIPCCC Career Expo.

Beloiters Soar at the WIPCCC Career Expo

March, 2024

Marketing and Communications panel with Michael Dango, Lynn Vollbrecht’06, and Jenn Danko Fenske’00.

Alumni Share Knowledge at Festival of Careers in Writing

February, 2024

Sophia Berger’27 and Professor Diep Phan work collaboratively on Sophia’s resume.

One-on-one advice for resumes and more

February, 2024

Headshots for students

February, 2024

Internship tale from the intersection of Data Science and Engineering

February, 2024

Emily Eagle returns to Beloit

February, 2024

Beloit College’s Robin Zebrowski speaks about the ethics and issues of AI and ChatGPT.

The impact of artificial intelligence on elections

February, 2024

Morse Library renovation to conclude in early summer

February, 2024

Beloit set to honor financial aid estimates following FAFSA challenges

February, 2024

Students march to raise money for the Mississippi Tutoring Center.

Crossing Divides: Beloit Students Tackle Mississippi’s Education Gap

February, 2024

Men’s Basketball Clinches a Spot in the MWC Tournament

February, 2024

Beloit offers students a different way in the face of FAFSA delays

February, 2024

Students walk together to class under the colorful leaves of Beloit’s campus in autumn.

Beloit will offer financial aid certainty to prospective students

February, 2024

Beloit student works with MIT’s Department of Materials Science and Engineering

February, 2024

Ella Diers’24 took a whirlwind tour out west last summer, thanks to the Hazeltine Prize.

The general store that changed my life

February, 2024

Jared Saathoff’24 inspects a rare book at the Newberry Library in Chicago.

Exploring museum careers and rare books

February, 2024

Honoring Martin Luther King Jr. – The Continued Fight for Human Rights

January, 2024

Beloit College’s Robin Zebrowski speaks about the ethics and issues of AI and ChatGPT.

Embracing the mad science of machine consciousness

January, 2024

100+ Years of Psychology at Beloit College and Beyond

January, 2024

Where Education Meets Excitement

December, 2023

Dr. Cartagena-Sanchez and Cameron at the American Physical Society Division of Plasma Physics meeting in Denver, Co, 2023.

New Update from DPP

December, 2023

Re-imaging the Logan Museum

November, 2023

Daksha Howard has been a resource for students like Devin Anderson’18 (left) and Charlotte Mayeda’18 throughout her 21 years working at the college.

Dedication both commendable and inspiring

November, 2023

Cave of the Mounds Trip

November, 2023

Tri-States Field Conference

November, 2023

Students on a water run in Pablo Toral’s Environmental Justice summer course at the Wilderness Field Station in Ely, Minnesota.

Exploring environmental justice in the wild

November, 2023

Kaylee Witte’26, center, made lasting friendships in her education and media studies majors, as well as with teammates.

Thinking long-term

November, 2023

Political Science faculty at the inaugural bash

November, 2023

Images of the 2023 Annular Solar Eclipse

Study Eclipses! See An Eclipse! - PHYS 135/ENVS 294

November, 2023

A student holds the freshly painted tote bag.

Bringing cheer and sustainability to campus

November, 2023

Gisela Uribe’26 is an all-around Beloiter. She hopes her majors in data science and sociology will prepare her for a career as a healthcare administrator, thanks to the investment professors have made in her.

“Invest in yourself”

November, 2023

Dr. Joseph Keller discusses careers over lunch with Beloit College students.

Students Chat Careers with Ivan Stone Lecturer

November, 2023

An Edgerton, Wisconsin, native, Brian Rusch’24 has found a home at Beloit as a basketball player, student teacher, and future coach.

Basketball, teaching, and being both near and far

November, 2023

Maxime Hall’24, a burgeoning museum educator, found the perfect balance of academic rigor and proximity to home at Beloit.

Searching for museums and a close community

November, 2023

A showcase of spooky doors

November, 2023

Pathways to Medicine

October, 2023

Dr. Atiera Coleman’10 paves the way for diversity and inclusion in Illinois

October, 2023

Emily Eagle’06 brings human-centered design to campus

October, 2023

Point of No Return: Speaking out for democracy and freedom

October, 2023

International students lead the Fall 2023 convocation parade, their country’s flag in hand.

Class of 2027 hails from around the country and the globe

October, 2023

Bringing an ancient Swiss tradition home to Wisconsin

October, 2023

Prospective Beloiters keeping it real at the CELEB podcast studio during Summer Academy.

Summer Academy introduces prospective students to the Beloit experience

October, 2023

Making the world a better place: alumni celebrated at Beloiter Days

October, 2023

President Eric Boynton

October, 2023

Kimberly Blaeser, Indigenous poet and activist, named Mackey Chair

October, 2023

Beloit swim coach Kevin Schober and crew make sure plenty of congratulatory swag and flowers are ready for the inaugural swim meet at the new Robert “Doug” Nicholls Natatorium in the Powerhouse.

A true gift to students

October, 2023

Rosa Solis’26 reads ¿De dónde eres? to three Todd Elementary students.

Fostering Bonds and Literacy

October, 2023

Mason Sorensen’25 shows his “Most Funny Design” prize for the Worst Designed Product activity.

Centering humans in design and the classroom

October, 2023

Cleaning up local waterways

October, 2023

A Visit from the Governor

October, 2023

Emily Eagle’06 is a 2023 Executive in Residence at Beloit College.

Career advice for many paths

October, 2023

Emily Eagle and Antariksh show the power of networking, having stayed connected after a chance meeting at the Buccaneer Boathouse in 2022.

Alumni gather around tech, ethics, and the liberal arts

October, 2023

Prof. Kate Linnenberg and her sociology students do work in the community garden.

A data centered, career forward class

October, 2023

Kidan Araya’13 YAA

October, 2023

Dawn Sturdevant Baum’98 DSC

October, 2023

Susan Kasten Honorary Alumni Award

October, 2023

Jessica Fox-Wilson’98 DSC

October, 2023

Al Gerhardstein’73 DSC

October, 2023

Students checking out Paleozoic outcrops

Geology Department Annual Fall Field Trip

September, 2023

The crowd begins to form in front of Middle College for the 2023 Constitution Day reading.

A Constitution Day Celebration

September, 2023

New students gather together outside of the Sanger Center for the Sciences on the first day of classes to celebrate the start of their college career.

Beloit again among U.S. News & World Report’s list of nation’s top colleges

September, 2023

A glorious fall view of Pearsons Hall from the green roof of the Sanger Center for the Sciences.

College to launch schools to strengthen college to career pathways

September, 2023

Improving patient satisfaction with behind-the-scene tools at a summer internship

September, 2023

Beloit highlighted in NYT College Access Index

September, 2023

Three Questions with Ousley Scholar Ashlyn Sparrow

September, 2023

Getting Hired Quickly

September, 2023

Louise Claussen, second from left, presents her research.

Summer research through PPIA

September, 2023

An IR and French major’s busy international year

September, 2023

Dancing on the fringe

August, 2023

Saumyaa Gupta presenting her research at MIT.

Summer research at MIT

August, 2023

Rebeca Galindo, State Senator Mark Spreitzer, Kitana Gulotta

Spending the summer at the state capitol

August, 2023

Crossing Lake Wisconsin on the Merrimac ferry

New students learned about the ecology of the Beloit area

August, 2023

“At Memory’s Edge” seminar participants outside the Royal Castle in Warsaw, Poland. Assistant Director of the Global Experience Office and Study Abroad Advisor Kathy Landon, first row left, led the group with President Eric Boynton.

Learning from history: Studying the Holocaust and memory in Germany and Poland

August, 2023

Brian Morello mentors budding entrepreneurs at CELEB.

Beloit College to add new schools, plan for student career paths

August, 2023

Roy Chapman Andrews Aboard Schooner the Adventuress, 1913 © AMNH Library

Beloit College alumnus might have sparked inspiration for Indiana Jones

August, 2023

Softball team honored and players recognized as NFCA Scholar Athletes

August, 2023

Beloit receives 24 NACC Scholar-Athlete Awards

July, 2023

College gets treasured archives of real-life Indiana Jones

July, 2023

Urban development trailblazer Isaac Bamgbose’13 on Urban Foundry Podcast

July, 2023

The real Indiana Jones and his connection to Wisconsin

July, 2023

Ishan Bhasin’26 settles into the curves of his favorite track, Lime Rock Park, edging into curves at high speed, feeling the engine’s torque.

Beloit College students build F1 SIM rig from scratch

July, 2023

Image featuring Lolita Lebrón in the Puerto Rican Independence Party headquarters in San Juan.

Hard Truths: Examining Puerto Rican history through today’s residents

July, 2023

The unbelievable true stories of the real Indiana Jones

July, 2023

2023 Buccaneers’ Hall of Honorees named

July, 2023

Native Truths

July, 2023

A Minute With Garrison Ferone’22

July, 2023

Trevor Cain’24 was one of the lucky winners of a classic Professor Bob Elder sweater.

Sweaters (and other acts) that inspire giving

July, 2023

Genevieve Dean Turner’35, Beloit’s oldest living alum, visited with Beloit staffer Jackie Wehrenberg in May at her assisted living home in Creve Coeur, Mo. Wehrenberg, a director of development at Beloit, said they had a lovely visit. “She is such a sweet lady,” says Wehrenberg.

Happy 109th birthday, strawberry ice cream enthusiast

July, 2023

Belonging Here

July, 2023

President-Elect Eric Boynton speaks to the college community during an introduction event in May, 2023.

Boynton takes the reins as Beloit’s 12th college president

July, 2023

It’s a Great Day To Be a Beloiter

July, 2023

T’Aira Boyance’23 finished 15th in the NCAA D-III Outdoor Nationals.

Track and field athletes chalk up major honors

July, 2023

After the ceremony, Jada Daniel led the class of 2023 back outside as the clouds began to lift.

Class of 2023 Advised to ‘Keep Doing You’

July, 2023

Bucs make NCAA tourney, lose two heartbreakers

July, 2023

President Eric Boynton reacts to Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action

July, 2023

Beloit College eighth annual Giving Day activities. (Photo by Rich Chapman)

Summer at the Powerhouse

July, 2023

Welcoming Eric Boynton as Beloit College’s 12th president

July, 2023

Impact Beloit is Beloit College’s new innovative career-readiness and community development program housed in the soon-to-be renovated Col. Robert H. Morse Library.

Beloit College breaks ground on $10 million dollar library renovation, Impact Beloit center

July, 2023

Hundreds of people gathered on Friday, June 16 for the ceremonial groundbreaking for the $10 million renovation of the Col. Robert Morse Library, which will be the home of Impact Beloit, the college’s new community outreach and engagement hub.

Beloit College breaks ground on Impact Beloit

July, 2023

Dr. Atiera Coleman’10 will lead Illinois’ equity, inclusion, and diversity efforts

July, 2023

Beloit’s Chief of Staff earns YWCA distinction

July, 2023

2023’s faculty and staff emeriti were honored at a ceremony in April. Pictured are Professor Emeritus Greg Buchanan (psychology), Professor Emerita Carol Wickersham (sociology), and College Editor Emerita Susan Kasten.

Faculty and staff honored for accomplishments, years of service

July, 2023

“Challenge” is part of the “The Fourteen Life Gears” by Victor E. Ferrall, Jr.

Gears of life

July, 2023

Professor Carla Davis receives posthumous honors

July, 2023

Beloit College reconfirms diversity mission as Supreme Court rules against affirmative action

June, 2023

Hundreds of people gathered Friday for the ceremonial groundbreaking for the $10 million renovation of the Col. Robert Morse Library, which will be the home of Impact Beloit, the college’s new community outreach and engagement hub.

Impact Beloit groundbreaking connects college with community, businesses

June, 2023

Pakula Biomedical Fellow Bobby Lerch’24

June, 2023

Pakula Biomedical Fellow Nico Petroccione’22

June, 2023

Pakula Biomedical Fellow Nhan (Bill) Thien Nguyen’23

June, 2023

Pakula Biomedical Fellow Chloe Hain’22

June, 2023

Pakula Biomedical Fellow Abigail Membrino’24

June, 2023

Beloit College celebrates Juneteenth, valuing human rights

June, 2023

Carin Smith’81 gets top admission counselor career honor

June, 2023

Chicago-based artist Leah Mitchell took top honors in the 2023 Beloit & Vicinity Exhibition with her playfully reimagined portrait of a young French Doughnut Queen (aka Marie Andoughnette) adorned with the sweet treats from head to toe.

Doughnut Queen artist Leah Mitchell takes top honors in Beloit & Vicinity Exhibition

June, 2023

Canoes at the Buccaneer Boathouse on the Rock River

Paddle the Rock this summer

June, 2023

Photo caption: Beloit College Library staff hand the microfilm reader to Beloit Historical Society Assistant Director Jesse Herscher. (Left to right: Chief Information Officer and Library Director Ted Wilder, Herscher, Collection Acquisition and Access Coordinator Kallie Leonard, LITS Office Manager Shannon Nordgren, Assistant Director of LITS Adam Dinnes, College Archivist Emeritus Fred Burwell.

Beloit College Morse Library donates equipment to Beloit Historical Society

May, 2023

Senior T’Aira Boyance finished 15th in the 400 meters at this weekend’s NCAA Division-III Outdoor National Championships, hosted by St. John Fisher.

T’Aira Boyance Finishes 15th at NCAA Division-III Nationals

May, 2023

Beloit baseball season ends at NCAA regional tournament

May, 2023

Alumna Clare Eigenbrode’20 pursues career as a science communicator

May, 2023

Freeport Students touring Beloit College 2023

A Day in the Life of a College Student

May, 2023

Legacy.com founder Stopher Bartol offers a full Beloit College scholarship to Sun Prairie West High School student.

Legacy.com founder and Beloit College alum Stopher Bartol awards Sun Prairie senior Beloit College full tuition

May, 2023

T’Aira Boyance added some hardware to her already impressive 2023 campaign, as she was named Midwest Conference Women’s Track Performer of the Year at the MWC Outdoor Championships over the weekend.

Track and Field teams shine with record-breaking season

May, 2023

Black Excellence ceremony celebrates being young, gifted, and Black

May, 2023

Beloit College graduation commencement May 14, 2023.

The Beloit College Class of 2023 celebrates resilience and joy

May, 2023

Beloit punches ticket to NCAA Tournament

May, 2023

Sasha Murphy’24 discovered a world of career possibilities in Kristin Labby’s AMP 200 course.

How do I want to Help? Navigating Healthcare Career Options

May, 2023

Beloit College president-elect Eric Boynton excited about his new role

May, 2023

Beloit College’s Erica Daniels honored as YWCA Rock County’s Women of Distinction

May, 2023

Conference Champion Beloit Bucs baseball team hosts conference tournament

May, 2023

Academic superstar and community service advocate Nichole Espineli’23 named Martha Peterson Prize winner

May, 2023

Blue Skies awardee Devin Pittman brightens Beloit campus

May, 2023

T’Aira Boyance had a record-breaking time of 56.60 in the 400m.

Track and field smash school records

May, 2023

Senior lunch held on May 4th

May, 2023

Beloit baseball breaks record for most Midwest Conference wins in a season

May, 2023

Abhishek Shekhar’24 helps out in the 609 kitchen on symposium day

Cooking your way through college

May, 2023

Indigenous writer and scholar Kimberly Blaeser named as Beloit College’s Mackey Chair resident

May, 2023

Erica Daniels honored with a YWCA Women of Distinction award

May, 2023

Beloit College’s dean and provost named 12th president

May, 2023

Beloit College president-elect previews priorities in role, expresses hope for future

May, 2023

Jalen Ponder’24 shares ideas with e-Fest patron and Best Buy founder, Dick Schulze.

Beloiters take third place in national entrepreneur competition

May, 2023

Dr. Eric Boynton selected as Beloit College’s 12th president

May, 2023

Sasha Murphy’24 discovered a world of career possibilities in Kristin Labby’s AMP 200 course.

How do I want to help?

May, 2023

Beloit College selects Eric Boynton as its 12th College President

May, 2023

Beloit baseball captures first Conference Championship in seven years

May, 2023

The Col. Robert Morse Library will undergo a $10 million renovation starting in May. Improvements will include upgraded technology and user-friendly spaces and adaptations that position the library to become the hub of community-facing initiatives.

Morse is on the move

May, 2023

Students learn about restoration during spring day field trip

April, 2023

Madeleine Roux’08: Writing with purpose

April, 2023

Senior Garrison Ferone sets college’s all-time hits record

April, 2023

Daniel Mrzena’23 mingles with Prof. Carol Wickersham and others at an alumni reception following the 2023 student research symposium.

Making a difference in Rock County

April, 2023

Planning the urban forest

April, 2023

Students explore music in and out of the classroom. Bits & Pieces, Beloit’s a cappella group, rehearses in the Hendricks Center for the Arts.

Compose your music experience

April, 2023

YWCA Women of Distinction Erica Daniels inspires others with motto of excellence

April, 2023

An eye opening experience in a public health clinic

April, 2023

Edward Verzosa’s researched the effects of negative political campaigns.

Beloiters show curiosity and passion at 2023 Student Research Symposium

April, 2023

Jada Daniel’23 presents her research on Channels and domestic minority students at the 2023 student symposium.

College data shines

April, 2023

Beloit College students are excited to present their research projects on April 20.

Student Research Symposium set for April 20

April, 2023

Beloit’s Career Channels and Stateline Small Museums Conference (SSMC) hosted a meet-and-greet in the Powerhouse’s Riverside Lounge.

Conference brings alums in the museums field to campus

April, 2023

Beloit College graduation on the Middle College lawn.

Beloit College offers a plan to help Cardinal Stritch students finish their degrees

April, 2023

Hannah Welte named MWC Women’s Track Performer of the Week

April, 2023

Enriching Opportunity for Special Education Teachers in Wisconsin

April, 2023

Students, faculty, and staff on the April 6 Career Trek trip spent the morning learning the ins and outs of Trek Bicycles at the global headquarters.

Trekking northward for networking and career exploration

April, 2023

Media Studies students from Beloit College attended the 2023 TV Academy Career Day, presented by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS), the organization behind the Emmy Awards, at Columbia College Chicago on Saturday, April 8, 2023.

Media studies majors explore 2023 TV Academy Career Day in Chicago

April, 2023

Dorlean Bell honored with college’s top mentoring prize

April, 2023

Hey students, Career Works is here for you with April events!

April, 2023

Buccaneers shine bright in fall and winter sports season

April, 2023

Prof. Pablo Toral earns teaching award for taking learning beyond the classroom

April, 2023

Kate Linnenberg has received Beloit College’s top teaching honor.

Prof. Kate Linnenberg honored with James R. Underkofler Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching

April, 2023

Sydney Moses’25 holding a copy of Parakeet Magazine containing her first published poem.

How to get published in college: A Q&A with Sydney Moses’25

April, 2023

Beloit College students Harry Priester ’23 (sitting), Quentin Schane ’26, and Natalie Dekker ’23, take to the stage in Mrs. Packard. Beth

Beloit College Theatre uncovers the true story of an unjustly accused woman

April, 2023

A major grant will expand the reach of the Center for Collections Care, a college-run professional development program for those who work with collections. The high quality of the Wright Museum of Art, College Archives, and Logan Museum of Anthropology collections, shown here, made possible the program’s launch in 2018.

NEH grant boosts collections care training program

April, 2023

Lorine Niedecker’s photo in the Codex, Beloit College’s yearbook.

“O My Floating Life”: In Search of the Elusive Wisconsin Poet Lorine Niedecker’26

April, 2023

Professor of English Shawn Gilllen says the most rewarding way to read difficult books like Ulysses is in the company of other people.

Braving “Ulysses”

March, 2023

The Col. Robert Morse Library will undergo a $10 million renovation starting in May. Improvements will include upgraded technology and user-friendly spaces and adaptations that position the library to become the hub of community-facing initiatives.

Morse Library renovation to begin in May

March, 2023

How they landed their first five jobs (and what they learned along the way)

March, 2023

Rebekah Evans’18 screens new documentary film at Beloit College campus

March, 2023

Syd Clark initiated the Sustain Beloit program to improve how the Beloit College campus handles its trash and recycling.

Campus recycling program innovator Syd Clark featured on Spectrum News

March, 2023

Filmmaker Rebekah Evans’18 screens new documentary EMBODYED on campus

March, 2023

Ishan Bhasin’26 settles into the curves of his favorite track, Lime Rock Park, edging into curves at high speed, feeling the engine’s torque.

Beloit student revs up sim competition racing team

March, 2023

Lynda Barry, noted cartoonist, writer, and Beloit’s 2023 Mackey Chair in Creative Writing, delighted her audience when she spoke about creativity at a February campus presentation. The cover of her book, What It Is, is projected behind her.

Lynda Barry shines as 2023 Mackey Chair

March, 2023

An eight-ton granite boulder at the center of campus, a gift from the class of 1906, factors into a contemporary geology course.

How campus became a field site for budding geologists

March, 2023

Four outstanding alumni athletes get top honors at Beloiter Days

March, 2023

College hosts robust Black History Month programming

March, 2023

Beloiter Days broke attendance records last October, bringing together more than 750 people for Homecoming, Reunion, and Family & Friends Weekend and making up for time lost during the pandemic.

Reunion weekend boasts largest attendance ever

March, 2023

Announcing the 2023 commencement speaker

March, 2023

Roberta “Bobbi” Cordano’86 is one of USA Today’s Women of the Year

March, 2023

Roberta “Bobbi” Cordano’86 was the first deaf woman to be named president of Gallaudet University in 2016. Credit: Gallaudet University

Roberta “Bobbi” Cordano’86 is one of USA TODAY’s Women of the Year

March, 2023

Beloit College crossword trivia answers

March, 2023

Fall 2023 courses

March, 2023

Atiera Coleman’10 is the 2023 Beloit College Commencement speaker.

Social equity leader Dr. Atiera Coleman is 2023 commencement speaker

March, 2023

Meet our new Democracy Fellows

March, 2023

Beloit’s Little Disneyworld: Little Turtles Playhouse

March, 2023

Students enjoyed last year’s Career Trek in Chicago.

Spots still open for April 6 Career Trek trip

March, 2023

Vote in the April 4 Wisconsin general election

March, 2023

Beloit College’s intimate production of Blackademics, about Black women in academia, is just a four-member cast.

Blackademics shines light on Black women’s experiences in academia

March, 2023

Weissberg Chair Dr. Wayne Au focuses on social justice in education at March events

March, 2023

Ferrall Artist in Residence Tanya Aguiñiga set for campus events

March, 2023

37th Annual Econ Day brings students to Chicago to network with alumni

March, 2023

BFJ author Lan Samantha Chang to select prize-winning story in college writing competition

March, 2023

Jada Daniel’23 wants her scholarship to support and give visibility to communities of color.

Using scholarship as activism

March, 2023

Beloit faculty and students at the Art Institute, February 25, 2023

Students participate in the Art Institute’s University Partner Fest in Chicago

February, 2023

Intersectionalities: Building a Shared Future

February, 2023

The Rock River Dinners: Eric Seo, Joshua Laue, Sydney Felhofer, Aleksander Mytko

Beloiters win Make48 challenge, head to national competition

February, 2023

Michael Dango teaches courses in English and media studies.

LGBTQ+ staff and faculty reach across departments

February, 2023

Grady Spencer’22 pursues training in fire management and recreation

February, 2023

Join social justice scholar and Weissberg Chair Dr. Wayne Au for March 30 and March 31 events

February, 2023

Former sportscaster Vera Jones set to inspire and enlighten at Feb. 27 BHM event

February, 2023

‘Blackademics’ brings satire to Beloit College theatre

February, 2023

Literary star Jaime Cortez on campus Feb. 22-23

February, 2023

Get ready to vote in the Feb. 21 Supreme Court primary

February, 2023

Roy Chapman Andrews Society Distinguished Explorer Award

February, 2023

Getting creative with Lynda Barry at Beloit College

February, 2023

Vote for Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates in the Feb. 21 primary election

February, 2023

Professor Pablo Toral sheds light on local air quality issues

February, 2023

A new first-floor entrance is planned for the library’s east side.

Morse Library renovations start mid-May

February, 2023

Upton Forum: Student’s Reflection

January, 2023

Fighting Antibiotic Resistance

January, 2023

Beloit College honors Black History Month Feb. 1-28

January, 2023

Chelonia dance returns with exhilarating performances

January, 2023

Beloit College’s Robin Zebrowski speaks about the ethics and issues of AI and ChatGPT.

Beloit College professor Robin Zebrowski talks about AI, ChatGPT

January, 2023

Emmalynn May ’23 Looks at the Beloit College La Brea Tar Pit Fossil Collection

January, 2023

Olivia Farbarik ’23 Interprets Devonian Carbon Cycle Dynamics

January, 2023

The environmental footprint of inorganic nitrogen application

January, 2023

From football to financial planning

January, 2023

The delights of passion

January, 2023

Zöe Koenig’18 rehearses for a Beloit College dance trip to Newfoundland. After Beloit, Zöe has continued dancing professionally.

Navigating careers in the arts

January, 2023

With over a dozen C3 summer courses, there is plenty to engage beginner, intermediate, and advanced enthusiasts and museum, library, archive, and conservation professionals.

C3 elevates collection specialists’ skills with top-notch teachers and a museum-rich campus

January, 2023

C3 empowers participants to be effective stewards of humanities collections by building the knowledge and skills necessary to care for and preserve our nation’s diverse heritage, says C# Drirector Nicollete Meister.

Beloit College’s C3 collections specialist training program gets a boost with $350K NEH grant

January, 2023

Honoring Martin Luther King Jr. – A Day of Service

January, 2023

Get a peek into Lynda Barry’s creative mind at February events

January, 2023

Let’s keep our campus community safe! COVID-19 testing is required for a January 2023 return to campus.

COVID-19 testing required for January 2023 campus returns

January, 2023

Beloiters celebrate MLK Jr.’s legacy

January, 2023

Intrigued with consumer behaviour and marketing

January, 2023

Soccer, finance and real- estate

January, 2023

From the affection for learning languages to professional marketing

January, 2023

Devoted Athlete to a Podcast Host

January, 2023

Channeling the liberal arts into finance & consulting

January, 2023

Help Yourself Director Regina Hendrix honored as top Wisconsin Black leader

January, 2023

Beloit scores: preparing students for careers in the world of sports

January, 2023

Media study major finds adventure with Barbara and Bill Haseltine prize

January, 2023

Regina Hendrix was inspired by the beauty and culture of Africa, during a recent trip.

Help Yourself Program Director Regina Hendrix discovers roots in Kenya

January, 2023

Legacy.com founder Stopher Bartol offers full Beloit College scholarship to Sun Prairie High School student.

Legacy.com founder Stopher Bartol’88 offers full Beloit College scholarship to Sun Prairie High School student

January, 2023

Enthusiastic about diversity and inclusion in HR recruitment

January, 2023

From financial analyst intern to nurturing future talents in finance

January, 2023

When Enterpreneurship brings grandma recipe to life

January, 2023

From Student Athlete to Research Analyst

January, 2023

All the world’s a stage

January, 2023

From Powerhouse construction project to forecasting data analyst

January, 2023

Come track (or hike?) with me from Beloit, Nike, Duke to Amazon

January, 2023

From Beloit to the President of the world’s leading manufacturing company

December, 2022

Combining passion for education with data and economics

December, 2022

Preparation for a career in Meta

December, 2022

From a Basketball Captain to a Data Analyst

December, 2022

A life-long learner in the finance sector

December, 2022

Acquiring as much hands-on experience as possible

December, 2022

Leverage my skills athletically and academically at Beloit

December, 2022

Embracing a strategic vision

December, 2022

Pursuing passion for Research

December, 2022

“This is why soft skills are crucial”

December, 2022

Part-time internship at an asset management firm

December, 2022

Attended Econ Day, inspired by alumni

December, 2022

Going the extra mile to expand family business

December, 2022

Simplicity in Complexity

December, 2022

Mentoring: an essential element of success

December, 2022

Beloit students get a guided tour of the Art Institute’s Baroque art collection.

Special access to Chicago’s world-class art museum

December, 2022

May Willison ’23 Studies Geochemical Properties of Springs

December, 2022

Nurturing a love for multinational understanding and intercultural experience

December, 2022

Experiences don’t always come from the classroom

December, 2022

Making life-long connections at Beloit

December, 2022

Drake Marquez presenting an idea to a peer outside Morse-Ingersoll Hall.

Creating spaces for representation

December, 2022

An amalgamation of Business Economics and Journalism

December, 2022

Mikaila Davis ’23 Studies Environmental Conditions in Springs

December, 2022

Sam Hall ’23 Looks At Evidence of Interface-Coupled Dissolution-Precipitation in K Feldspars

December, 2022

Grasping every chance to foster professional growth

December, 2022

From Beloit’s coursework to real-world experiences

December, 2022

Taking initiatives to develop business acumen

December, 2022

Keeping an open mind about life

December, 2022

Daniel Bolin ’23 Reconstructs the Litho- and Chemostratigraphy of the New Albany Black Shale

December, 2022

A little holiday magic

December, 2022

Carving a career in Chicago theatre

December, 2022

Geology professor Jay Zambito talks with students about a limestone bench near Eaton Chapel. His Evolution of the Earth course features a segment on Beloit’s campus that includes geology and college history.

How campus became a field site for budding geologists

December, 2022

Career Accelerator 2023 is Jan. 9-18. Hope on your laptop and discover internships, learn career-building skills, and talk with successful alumni.

Kick into high gear with Career Accelerator 2023

December, 2022

Beloiters can make a difference in their community by volunteering.

Make MLK Day a day of service

December, 2022

Belmark Associates Quin Brunner ’21 (far left) and Salma Mohammad Ali’21 (far right), surveyed and collected data on Beloit neighborhoods as part of a partnership with ACTS Housing. The organization is turning renters into homeowners.

Beloit College is one giant sandbox for career-seeking students

December, 2022

Study Abroad Highlight: Sharjah, United Arab Emirates

December, 2022

Global Experience Seminar Highlights: Granada, Spain

December, 2022

Gavin Thorpe receives two D3football.com All-Region Honors

December, 2022

Syd Clark’23 started the Sustain Beloit program to keep recyclables out of landfills.

City honors Syd Clark for Sustain Beloit initiative

December, 2022

Acclaimed photographer John Dolan’82 captures Biden’s granddaughter’s wedding

December, 2022

Elena Patilliet Posla ’22 awarded the Wisconsin Women in Government (WWIG) scholarship

November, 2022

Presidential search survey launches

November, 2022

Federal loan repayment pause extended

November, 2022

Robert G. Houdek’61 DSC

November, 2022

Martu Kollie (left) conducting research on community resiliency

Martu Kollie helps communities protect themselves from flooding

November, 2022

It’s the season for music

November, 2022

Hidden Beloit

November, 2022

Director of Safety & Security Bruce Heine

All in a Day’s Work: A Minute with Bruce Heine

November, 2022

Why Bother, Wisconsin? Because our democracy is worth it

November, 2022

International students led the march, proudly hoisting their countries’ flags.

Pomp and revelry welcome new students (again)

November, 2022

Gamers try out the college’s gaming and e-Sports space in Whitney Hall during the Student Involvement Fair.

Student club presses play with a brand new gaming space

November, 2022

Former head basketball coach and athletic director Bill Knapton

Court named for Coach Knapton

November, 2022

A journey across continents started at Beloit

November, 2022

The Vermont state house hidden behind some trees.

Beloit Goes to Montpelier

November, 2022

Jupiter from the James Webb Space Telescope.

Across the universe

November, 2022

Students discussing careers in healthcare with local professionals.

Learning from the frontlines of healthcare

November, 2022

Artificial intelligence for a better world

November, 2022

Kevin Smith, assistant professor of economics.

Introducing: five tenure-track faculty

November, 2022

Why Beloit College is cancelling classes on Election Day

November, 2022

Marcos Arroyo’16, left, and Bob Norris’66 met when Norris visited an environmental studies class on campus. Since then, the two have become good friends.

Kindred spirits across five decades

November, 2022

Syd Clark’22 developed the Sustain Beloit program to improve how the Beloit College campus handles its trash and recycling.

Trash talk minimizes campus garbage

November, 2022

International students lead the Convocation march, proudly hoisting their countries’ flags.

International Education Week at Beloit

November, 2022

Federal judge blocks student loan forgiveness program

November, 2022

Alumna Lily Wojtowicz earns prestigious Truman Center for National Policy award

November, 2022

Brooke McCammond’21 and Hannah Kang’22 led painting murals for Beloit Health System late last spring.

Alumni artists bring cheer to local hospital

November, 2022

Orson Earl Loomis’1917 DSC

November, 2022

Glenne Roy McArthur’1916 DSC

November, 2022

John Henry Nair’1915 DSC

November, 2022

Thinking about 1 million lives lost

November, 2022

The Beloit College campus is just a short walk away from the City of Beloit.

Vision for ‘Impact Beloit’ takes shape

November, 2022

Garrison Ferone’23 at right, front after measuring, weighing, and checking the respiration of a sea turtle in the Galapagos.

Traveling the world and our own backyard

November, 2022

The time is now to vote!

November, 2022

OEC + 2022 fall break camping trip to Kettle Moraine forest.

OEC students camped at Kettle Moraine over fall break

November, 2022

The 2022 Beloit College Women’s Soccer Team made it to the MWC Tournament Championship.

Women’s soccer season ends strong with MWC tournament championship game

November, 2022

The 2022 Beloit College Women’s Soccer Team is in the MWC Tournament Championship on Sunday at 1 p.m.

Beloit women’s soccer advances to MWC championship

November, 2022

Beloit College President Scott Bierman will miss college, community, people

November, 2022

To our community with gratitude

November, 2022

Macho Quattro team members Jalen Ponder, Ishan Bhasin, Miles O’Bryan, Prabal Khare competed in Make48 challenge.

Beloiters take on Make48 challenge

November, 2022

Search committee, firm named to select Beloit College’s next president

November, 2022

A long road to Beloit was worth it

October, 2022

Prof. Ron Watson encourages student voting on WPR

October, 2022

Students collected seeds from native plants to scatter them on a former farm that was recently added to the park.

Students participated in restoration project at Glacial Park (Hackmatack National Wildlife Refuge) on October 29th

October, 2022

A spooky night of entertainment and education

October, 2022

Students listen at a past Beloit and Beyond Conference.

Students highlight experiences at Beloit and Beyond Conference

October, 2022

Beloiters trick-or-treat around campus on Halloween.

Belwah Halloween

October, 2022

Career Works moves to renovated Morse Library in 2024

October, 2022

Crunch time for college admissions

October, 2022

Aardvark Authors board members Sydney, Gray, India, Jonah, and Sam.

New creative writing club creates community

October, 2022

Gov. Evers, candidates hit campus in run-up to Nov. 8 election

October, 2022

Joya Saxena’26 weighs in on homelessness in op-ed

October, 2022

Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization Annual Conference

CELEB Sponsors Conference Scholarships

October, 2022

Jerrel L. Henderson will direct Blackademics this spring at Beloit College’s theatre.

Jerrell L. Henderson set to direct Beloit College’s Blackademics this March

October, 2022

The Miller Upton Program seeks to deepen students’ understanding of the wealth and well-being of nations through intimate interactions with preeminent thinkers.

The Miller Upton Forum events this week

October, 2022

Apply for student loan forgiveness

October, 2022

Drive-thru flu shot clinic is Oct. 24

October, 2022

Hecuba is the inaugural production of Beloit College’s 2022-23 season featuring formidable women challenged by their circumstances, not unlike those faced in today’s modern world.

Woman of war launches Beloit College’s Theatre season

October, 2022

Beloit College’s Coalition for College membership improves access for under-represented students

October, 2022

Beloit College’s $10 million renovation of the Col. Robert Morse Library to include the Impact Beloit campus, with community programs beginning in Spring 2023.

Impact Beloit project takes shape

October, 2022

Students enjoying snacks and learning about a prospective career in education

Largest group of Freshmen to join AMP meeting

October, 2022

Beloit College featured in Looking Beyond the Ivy Leagues story

October, 2022

2022- EDYS 151 class discussion with Alum Lucy Gray

Dear Future Teachers

October, 2022

Eleanor Chiquoine’76 accepts a DSC on behalf of Erica Ueland’72, who could not be in attendance.

Erica Ueland’72 DSC

October, 2022

Leah Burns’72 DSC

October, 2022

Carol O’Neill accepts a DSC on behalf of her late daughter, Amy O’Neill Grant’97.

Amy O’Neill Grant’97 DSC

October, 2022

Aaron Joiner’12 accepting his Young Alumni Award.

Aaron Joiner’12 YAA

October, 2022

Stacie Rosenzweig accepting her 2022 Distinguished Service Ciation.

Stacie Rosenzweig’97 DSC

October, 2022

The Powerhouse, Beloit’s new student union is bustling with activity, including battling cages, a cafe, and study rooms.

Powerhouse celebrates prestigious LEED Silver rating

October, 2022

African-American trailblazers (pictured: Cecil Youngblood, George Williams. Erica Daniels, Ron Watson

African-American trailblazers on Beloit Campus

October, 2022

Prof. Bergstrom named to SENCER leadership position

October, 2022

James Wicker’21 during the 2022 Econ Day in Chicago

Baseball, Academics, and the Beloit College Family

October, 2022

Athletic Business honored the Powerhouse in the 41st annual Facilities of Merit competition, selecting it in the top ten winners of 52 buildings across the United States and Canada.

Powerhouse wins Facilities of Merit competition

October, 2022

Jonathan Dudley’20 performs with his choir during the inaugural Arts Connect festival, designed to showcase working alumni artists.

Inaugural festival set students’ sights on arts careers

October, 2022

Rose Williams’12 studied abroad in Copenhagen, Denmark

Study Abroad Career Impacts: Rose Williams’21

October, 2022

Natalia Ramirez-Vang ’24 is studying abroad in Townsville, Australia for the fall 2022 semester.

Study Abroad Highlight: Townsville, Australia

October, 2022

Ella Diers ’24 in Budapest, Hungary, in fall 2022

Study Abroad Highlight: Budapest, Hungary

October, 2022

Abbie Barsness’23 chose Beloit because of the vibrant creative writing program.

How she knew Beloit was the right place

October, 2022

Spring 2023 courses

October, 2022

Spring 2023 Courses (moved to courses page -NM)

October, 2022

Spring 2023 courses in environmental studies

October, 2022

Spring 2023 Law & Justice courses

October, 2022

Abbie Barsness’23 chose Beloit because of the vibrant creative writing program.

How she knew Beloit was the right place

October, 2022

Senior Emmalynn May led cohorts of teens in park trail maintenance excursions in mountainous Montana this past summer.

Blazing her own (hiking) trail

September, 2022

Help Yourself Program participants traveled to New Orleans this summer and helped feed the homeless.

Help Yourself Program boosts success

September, 2022

Folk N Blues Festival’s line-up has top notch talent

September, 2022

Don’t miss your flu shot

September, 2022

Seniors Jeremy Duval, Graham Olen, and Cam Meiers during a trust exercise in rehearsal.

Three Beloiters join local RENT production

September, 2022

Djuvane Browne was as gifted and unique an athlete as there has ever been at Beloit

Four extraordinary Beloit athletes named to Hall of Honor

September, 2022

Dr. Parker was sworn in as Athens-Clarke County Commissioner at the age of 26 with her hand on a copy of The Autobiography of Malcolm X. Their goal is to create economic stability, racial justice, criminal reform and raise the minimum wage.

Meet Dr. Mariah Parker on campus Nov. 4

September, 2022

BIC Seeks Investors

September, 2022

Career Channels Film Series

September, 2022

First female Latinx artist-in-residence coming in 2023

September, 2022

Arts Connect Festival set for Sept. 24-25

September, 2022

First female Latinx artist-in-residence coming in 2023

September, 2022

Longtime Beloit College President Scott Bierman announces retirement

September, 2022

Why Bother, Wisconsin? campus launch set for Sept. 20

September, 2022

Having missed their opportunity to do so during a global pandemic, the Beloit College class of 2020 finally had their chance to have an in-person Commencement ceremony in September of 2022.

Beloit welcomes class of 2020 back for a special Commencement program

September, 2022

Early Career Report: Tyree Smith’19, TV Sports Anchor and Reporter

September, 2022

The Wright Museum of Art on the Beloit College campus.

Wright Art Museum and Logan Museum highlighted in Brava magazine

September, 2022

Wright Museum of Art Fall 2022 exhibits

September, 2022

Why Bother, Wisconsin? Because your vote matters!

September, 2022

Beloit lands at No. 11 in U.S. News & World Report’s ranking of first-year experience programs

September, 2022

Podcasting: Sharing Your Voice

September, 2022

Midori Tanada ’23 touches up the vinyl for the exhibit done by students in Susan Furukawa’s “Narratives of War and Peace” Japanese class.

Museums and Modern Languages

September, 2022

Make48 competition searching for thinkers, doers, creators

September, 2022

Beloit College lands in top 25 college ranking

September, 2022

Eric Boyton reflects on marking U.S. COVID death milestone

September, 2022

Genius cartoonist Lynda Barry coming to Beloit

September, 2022

Broadcast Symposium and Dream Job Competition at Beloit

September, 2022

The Flood Arena’s basketball and volleyball court will be named for legendary men’s basketball coach and former Athletic Director Bill Knapton at a dedication ceremony in October.

Court to be named for record-winning Coach Knapton

September, 2022

Almuna Brita Sauer’97 wins prestigious poetry award

September, 2022

Deepakshi Bhardwaj’22 during a theater department visit in Madison, WI

Becoming myself at Beloit College

August, 2022

New at LITS for Fall 2022

August, 2022

Afrofuturism is focus of Wright Museum exhibit

August, 2022

Career Channels hosts documentary series

August, 2022

Beloit grad couple dedicated community volunteers

August, 2022

Elena Patilliet Posla explores Israeli food while studying in Jerusalem

Elena Patilliet Posla awarded State Department’s Critical Language Scholarship

August, 2022

Beloit Professor Chris Fink forages like a bear

August, 2022

Beloit College ranks in Money Magazine’s Top 20 liberal arts colleges

August, 2022

Turtles all the way down

August, 2022

Natalie Miller is the new women’s basketball coach.

Beloit Athletics welcomes new sports information director, coaches

August, 2022

Why the Why Bother Wisconsin? campaign matters

August, 2022

Sustain Beloit how-to

August, 2022

Podcasting at CELEB

August, 2022

Health and wellness update Fall 2022

August, 2022

Nate Johnson’22 on the job at the WYMT station

Making a living from a love of sports

August, 2022

Sustain Beloit Q and A

August, 2022

Sustain Beloit strives to transform campus waste culture

August, 2022

Five tenure-track professors join college for 2022-23

August, 2022

Gatter Tran’22 completed an internship with Vietnam Television in summer 2020 before creating his own BeloitTV show, “In the Mode.”

Meet Beloit’s next fashion critic-turned-TV personality

July, 2022

Center for Collections Care students review materials in the Logan Museum storage.

Center for Collections Care 2022 season was a success

July, 2022

Beloit grad is Mountain Mail’s newest reporter

July, 2022

Curiosity and common purpose

July, 2022

Beloit College artists Brooke McCammond and Hannah Kang spent approximately 14 hours per week on the mural at Beloit Memorial Hospital.

Beloiters team up with Beloit Health System to bring art to hospital

July, 2022

Beloit grad Joe Davis is the new voice of baseball

July, 2022

Beloit grad Joe Davis is the new voice of baseball

July, 2022

Ericka Corral’22 hosting a radio show at Beloit in 2019.

Falling in love with research

July, 2022

Citizenship, Migration, and Belonging in Granada, Spain

Beloit Students and Faculty Travel to Granada

July, 2022

Beloiter Eric Seo uses his savvy cooking skills to turn out imaginative chocolates.

Student chocolatier hits a sweet spot

July, 2022

Wright Museum of Art has launched its exhibit of works by artist James V. Lamb. The Beloit self-taught artist used bold colors and imagery to call out his observations on society, religion, and life, says Christa Story (pictured), academic curator and interim director of the Wright Museum of Art.

Wright Museum spotlights James V. Lamb’s satirical and humorous art

July, 2022

Verna King Gruhlke’47 DSC

July, 2022

Grady Spencer ’22 to promote access to the country’s largest national forest

July, 2022

Aerial view of the Beloit College Powerhouse.

Powerhouse in running for Facilities of Merit award

June, 2022

Twelve counselors from The Global Educator Program toured Beloit College on June 24, meeting students, talking with faculty, and learning about the Beloiter experience.

Counselors travel across the globe for Beloiter experience

June, 2022

Kim Stein’86 celebrates the 50th Anniversary of Title IX remembering the great athletic opportunities at Beloit College.

Title IX: 50 years, and an eye toward the future

June, 2022

Eye Opening, Fruitful Education

June, 2022

Beloiter Eric Seo uses his savvy cooking skills to turn out imaginative chocolates.

Student chocolatier hits a sweet spot

June, 2022

Aerial view of the Beloit College Powerhouse

Powerhouse short-listed for international architecture award

June, 2022

Beloit College has earned the state’s top spot for using its resources for the greatest positive impact on its students.

Beloit College ranks No. 1 in academic stewardship

June, 2022

Beloit College faculty and staff joined the Tour D’Admission riders as they headed out of campus

Tour D’Admission bike-riding counselors roll into Beloit College

June, 2022

Dance students, left to right: Grace Scott’22, Quynn Evans’23, Julia Newmark’25, Millie Engstrom’24, Emma Logas’25, Charline Davis-Alicea’22, Emily O’Brien’22, Kelli Badgley’22, and Mateo Marek’24 in Berlin seeing the city

Dance students travel to Berlin for immersive dance study

June, 2022

Grace Scott’22 selected to present at prestigious international dance film festival

June, 2022

Grace Scott’22 selected to present at prestigious international dance film festival

June, 2022

Alumna Natalie Chwalisz 07’ publishes article on international migration

June, 2022

Hiroaki Tani’20 studied abroad at Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia.

On the move

June, 2022

Portraits that visiting professor Jason Scott collected from thrift stores attract faculty members Beth Dougherty, Daniel Youd, and John Rapp at the “Beloit Collects!” opening.

Connecting Through Collecting

June, 2022

Beloit’s 2022 Commencement speaker Tori Key’03 with President Scott Bierman.

A memorable message for a spectacular class

June, 2022

Beloit’s Morse Library, opened in 1962, will be renovated and enhanced through a $9 million grant.

Library upgrades to feature new community center

June, 2022

The Americares Emergency Response team assesses a map of Ukraine and discusses potential points of distribution for medicines and medical supplies in Rzeszów, Poland, in March. Adam Keehn’80, director of complex humanitarian emergencies for Americares, is on the far right.

Addressing a health crisis in a war zone

June, 2022

Collections from around the world are displayed and studied in a glass space known as The Cube in the Logan Museum.

Accreditation sets Logan Museum apart from peers

June, 2022

Poetry, Politics, and Presidential Graves

June, 2022

The Piazza-Saladar family includes four generations of alumni and counting. From left are: Peter Piazza’69, Teresa Piazza Chapman’71, Steven Piazza’74, Ellen Piazza Cook’77, Daryl Saladar, Ben Saladar’25, and Max Saladar’23.

Piazza Family Tree Grows More Beloit Branches

June, 2022

Professor of Anthropology Shannon Fie works with students individually in an anthropology classroom.

Ready for a career and a meaningful, flourishing life

June, 2022

Alex Atou’24 donates extra meal swipes toward Giving Day.

A Giving Day for the record books

June, 2022

Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson, left, congratulates Bob Lang’65 on receiving the Public Leadership Award bearing his name.

How a Nonpartisan Excels in a Partisan World

June, 2022

Faculty and staff earn top teaching and mentoring awards

June, 2022

Three longtime faculty and staff retire, receive honors

June, 2022

Alumna Tamanisha John ’15 earns best dissertation award

May, 2022

María Aschenbrener’21 explores her new city with new friends.

Vested in art, education, and community

May, 2022

Tianlong “Ethan” Wang’23 playing the guitar

30% Academics, 70% Life

May, 2022

Students and accompanying faculty members peruse drawings and architectural models by Studio Gang Architects in their Chicago office.

A student perspective on Career Trek, a Windy City adventure

May, 2022

Gabrielle Watson’21 will head to Taiwan this summer on a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant Award scholarship.

Taiwan times two

May, 2022

Umang Garg’22 was one of four students to receive honorary hoods as the top scholars among the candidates for Bachelor of Arts.

Class of 2022 graduates celebrate Commencement

May, 2022

Research internship at an investment firm

May, 2022

Alumni Hannah Curran ’08 and her 3rd grade class enjoying a visit to Beloit

“See you in 10 years!”

May, 2022

Dave DeGeorge is a dedicated mentor to students, head baseball coach, and director of athletics.

DeGeorge records 500th career win

May, 2022

Karen Nelson is Black Student Graduation 2022’s Keynote Speaker

May, 2022

Martu Kollie’23, Shruthi Chandrasekar’23, Veeka Malanchuk’24, Autumn Green’24, and Magali Gray’24 take a break from their lobbying conference to take a photo outside the Capitol.

‘It starts with young people’

May, 2022

Women in Data Science Conference

May, 2022

Maria Elvira Lopez’21 standing in front of potted plants

Leaving Home to Grow and Develop a Career Path

May, 2022

Seven students inducted to Pi Sigma Alpha in 2022

May, 2022

Discovering a Career Path

May, 2022

Ella Aizeki’25 welcomes the end-of-the-year event as a break from classes and finals.

Beloiters celebrate Spring Day 2022

May, 2022

Cartoonist Lynda Barry is 2023’s Mackey Chair in Creative Writing

April, 2022

Book party launch-goers surround Furukawa to celebrate the publication of her book The Afterlife of Toyotomi Hideyoshi.

New Publication by MLL Faculty Member

April, 2022

Summer internship in finance and accounting

April, 2022

Irakli at Econ Day, February 2022. Photo by Nico Doret.

Landing the summer internship

April, 2022

Career Trek kicked off with a trip to the renowned Art Institute of Chicago.

Networking in Chicago’s premier companies and cultural organizations

April, 2022

A collection of previous Beloit Fiction Journal covers going back to 1985.

Beloit Fiction Journal behind the scenes

April, 2022

Barrett working with students at the Boys and Girls Club

Making a World of Difference

April, 2022

A collection of previous Beloit Fiction Journal covers going back to 1985.

Beloit Fiction Journal behind the scenes

April, 2022

Layna Thompson ’22 with boyfriend Zach (left) and brother Ross (right.)

Layna Thompson ’21 plays key role in supporting Best Buy’s sustainability and social impact initiatives

April, 2022

Maura Hanley, with friends Emily Fulcher, Ocean Clevette, Amy Ward.

Maura Hanley’22 will work for the Ice Age Trail Alliance

April, 2022

Students conducted a prescribed burn at a local prairie

April, 2022

Learning about race, power, & privilege

April, 2022

Ron Watson Receives the Underkofler Teaching Award

April, 2022

Students collaborating on the first floor of Morse Library.

Morse Library launches diversity assessment

April, 2022

Students collaborating on the first floor of Morse Library.

Evaluating diverse texts in Morse Library

April, 2022

Charlotte teaching at the Beloit Public Library

Empowered by the community

April, 2022

Dr. Gloria Bradley is the new assistant dean of SSEC.

Dr. Gloria Bradley named assistant dean of Student Success, Equity & Community

March, 2022

Adriel experimenting with an electric guitar in the Maple Tree Recording Studio, summer 2021.

Chasing the mix

March, 2022

Black History Month Wrap-Up

March, 2022

Football drew Silas Say’22 to Beloit, but he’s discovered that and a whole lot more.

Athletics, spirituality, and good vibes

March, 2022

Football drew Silas Say’22 to Beloit, but he’s discovered that and a whole lot more.

Athletics, spirituality, and good vibes

March, 2022

Collections from around the world are displayed and studied in a glass space known as The Cube in the Logan Museum.

Logan Museum of Anthropology earns reaccreditation from American Alliance of Museums

March, 2022

Life Altering Biometrics and Infectious Diseases

March, 2022

Clinton, Wis., natives Hannah Welte, Addy Ciochon, and Liz Kalk (all class of 2024) have shot hoops together since they were in grade school. Now, they’re continuing the tradition at Beloit College.

Running it back

March, 2022

Looking Upstream to Understand Disparities in Health Outcomes

March, 2022

An introduction to possibilities

March, 2022

Finding a home to pursue pharmacology

March, 2022

Finding Solutions to Problems on a Daily Basis

March, 2022

If you are comfortable, something is wrong.

March, 2022

“I miss the mountains and hiking. I didn’t know that I love hiking until I was about to leave. I was like, ‘What should I do in Colorado before I can’t be here?’ Then I went hiking with my dog, Wobert, and I loved it.” –Ella Aizeki’25

Finding a sense of belonging

March, 2022

Hannah Yee’19, Favi Ramirez’20, and Jack Collins’21 are all pursuing master of public health degrees at the University of Minnesota.

Three alumni enter public health programs in the Twin Cities

February, 2022

Beloit students study in the Morse Library.

College to receive $9 million grant for community outreach and engagement center

February, 2022

Bre Partida’21 participated in Beloit’s first History Harvest course in spring 2019, which focused on the legacy of the Black Migration in Beloit. Here, she records an oral history with a member of the Beloit’s historic Black community.

Ahead of the curve

February, 2022

Teaching on a Native American Reservation

February, 2022

Life After Beloit, From Student to Educator

February, 2022

Students in Sumin’s class on the 100th day of school!

Child counselor gains grassroots experience

February, 2022

Teaching on a Native American reservation

February, 2022

Marcos Arroyo’16 collecting water samples, surveying vegetation, and using a sonde to measure water quality.

Career ready after learning in and outside the classroom

February, 2022

Balancing on Ladders: A Career in Collections Management

February, 2022

Doing the work: Becoming agents of social change

February, 2022

Kelli Badgley’22, at center, performs in “Shedding,” a dance choreographed by Professor of Dance Chris Johnson and performed at Chelonia. Badgley is joined by fellow students Adrianna Terrell, left, and Charline Davis-Alicea.

Bringing creative vision to life

February, 2022

Free Online E-Course - Race, Power, & Privilege through speakoutnow.org

February, 2022

Faculty honored with named professorships, chairs

February, 2022

Lorraine Pedroza’24 (center) is introduced before the game against Washington University in St. Louis.

High fives for history-making women’s soccer team

February, 2022

Tuition award named for Professor Carla Davis

February, 2022

Upward momentum in the rankings

February, 2022

Caitlin Abrams’08 uses D2, a non-toxic biocide, to clean gravestones.

Grave cleaner-turned-TikTok star

February, 2022

Students in the “Ephemeral Art” course had the opportunity to explore multiple art forms, including drawing, painting, and performance.

Inside a course about the fleeting nature of art

February, 2022

Alex Iseri’11 and Kari Swirth chat in one of Irontek’s shared working spaces. Tenant offices, such as the Beloit International Film Festival and Beloit’s Chamber of Commerce, line the room on one side.

Innovation hub

February, 2022

Three sets of swimming siblings

February, 2022

Central question

February, 2022

Distinguished careers in Midwest archaeology

February, 2022

A typical day of a Superintendent

February, 2022

H&H Channel Spotlight #1

February, 2022

Morgan 1st Year English Teaching, Grade 3 in China

From lingering curiosity to professional career pursuit in the other corner of the globe

February, 2022

Kaylie Williams’21 traveled to Granada, U.S. Virgin Islands, during her SEA Semester in spring 2020.

Future steward for the environment

February, 2022

Don Devlin’68, left, dedicated his life to public service. In this undated photo, he’s joined by his uncle, Professor Emeritus of Government Warner Mills, who influenced Don along with many other Beloiters.

Remembering a Beloit public servant

February, 2022

A double rainbow and late afternoon sunshine light up Beloit’s award-winning Powerhouse.

A sustainable space to thrive

February, 2022

Amy Ward’22, center, had an opportunity to do applied research in Minnesota’s Boundary Waters last summer. A group of creative writing students also sharpened their craft in the wilderness.

Into the Wilderness

February, 2022

Who made Beloit special?

February, 2022

Dolph Stanley, the Beloit Plan, and applause for the fall edition

February, 2022

Joe Davis’10, Javid Ahmad’11, Dianne Gerber Nielson’70, Joanna Kutter’95, Lynne Goldstein’71, Vicky Selkowe’96, Beth Flickinger Padon’70 and Chris Padon’71

Red carpet rollout

February, 2022

Q&A: Coming full circle

February, 2022

A student reading a book while using a new light therapy lamp.

New at LITS for Spring 2022

January, 2022

Andrew Walters broke Beloit’s career rebounding record on January 26, 2022.

Walters Breaks Record in Instant Classic

January, 2022

Alumnus MJ Strawbridge’19 publishes research on diversity and claims of voter fraud

January, 2022

Strategizing Climate Change Policy and Natural Resource Governance Solutions in Africa

January, 2022

Acquiring the Work Ethic Needed to Plan, Communicate, and Lead

January, 2022

Freeing You from Unrewarding Tasks

December, 2021

Antariksh Sharma’23 in the Marjorie and James Sanger Center for the Sciences.

Taking a chance

December, 2021

Equity advisors build diverse job applicant pools

December, 2021

Beloiters lovingly wear out their turtle socks. Take this pair from Nick Mischler’14, which he brought to Japan while studying abroad.

The socks that sold me

December, 2021

An Internship from Knowing How to Maximize the Available Resources

December, 2021

Eight student senators serve in leadership posts at Beloit, with two representatives from each class. From left are: Elsa Schroeder, Josie Czuj, Farah Tolu Honary, Hope Smith-Taylor, Bella Robinson, Jagvi Dey, Jules Schmidt, and Angelo Buff.

Student leaders get a seat at the table

December, 2021

(from left to right) Danny Connolly’17, Catherine Krol’17, Lucy Holden’16, & Joey Buttlar

Students bring back Honey Cellar to perform on campus

December, 2021

Students hard at work in the cubbies of Morse Library.

Kang Prize increases accessibility of student publications

December, 2021

Tony Renzema’22 at left with the campus band Saturn Hat.

Beloit’s been quite a ride for Tony Renzema’22

December, 2021

Shoichiro Nakai’18 is pursuing a career as a diplomat through Japan’s foreign service

December, 2021

Jalen Ponder’24 presents an early morning goal-setting session at Beloit & Beyond.

Student entrepreneur sets a high bar at Beloit & Beyond

December, 2021

Real Estate: The Chosen Path

November, 2021

Alumna Amanda Lawnicki’14 publishes article on Bosnia’s post-industrial urban landscapes

November, 2021

Alumna Ashley Sorensen’18 publishes research on why Americans do not trust the U.S. Federal Government

November, 2021

Beloit College is always beautiful in the autumn.

Tips for Applying to College

November, 2021

Keep Trying, Think Critically, and Practice What You are Learning

November, 2021

Manuel Ferreira, Evelyn Manchester, Christa Story

BC Museum staff and student attend Curators Conversations

November, 2021

Kidan Araya testifies before the U.S. House of Representatives

Alumna Kidan Araya’13 testified before the U.S. House of Representatives

November, 2021

Jerry Phuc Ngo’23 worked on several research projects at MIT.

Multiple Research Projects with Faculty Fuel Passions

November, 2021

Deepakshi Bhardwaj ’22

November, 2021

Swaroop Poudel’22 on the Highline in New York City

Understanding Decision-Making

November, 2021

Partnering to Advance Social Justice

November, 2021

Student Discovers Passion Amidst Pandemic

November, 2021

Thai Nam Hoang’23 on the Beloit College Campus in Autumn

Finding a Landing Place from which to Launch a Career in Computer Vision

November, 2021

Trent Porter ’22

November, 2021

Students who occupy club & organization leadership roles on campus share the skills they have learned through their experiences.

Learning from every experience

November, 2021

Ha Truong’21 with the Chicago Skyline as Backdrop

Passionate about Literature, Enthralled with Computer Science

November, 2021

Kurt Sundstrom’87 inside the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Kalil House

It Was the Best: Learning to Read, Write, and Think Critically

November, 2021

Steven Soli (’22), Prof. Ron Watson, and Prof. Kristin Labby at the 2021 Wisconsin Science Festival

Health and Healing Channel participates in Wisconsin Science Festival

October, 2021

Moving Beyond a Typical Data-Analytics Internship

October, 2021

Ben Katz led the Beloit Fiction Journal’s editorial team last year.

Putting pen to paper

October, 2021

Chelsea Gaju’21 pursues a career in solar energy

October, 2021

The Power of Communication

October, 2021

From Physics to Food Safety in a Candy Factory

October, 2021

Students at the grand opening of Grace’s Place.

Grace’s Place opens with a focus on fellowship and inclusivity

October, 2021

From Experiential Learning to Career Preparation

October, 2021

Students attend an alumni panel on “Unexpected Career Trajectories” hosted by the Worldbuilding Career Channel.

Students and Alumni Discuss “Unexpected Career Trajectories”

October, 2021

Dr. Lynne Goldstein’71 accepting her 2021 Distinguished Service Citation from her home.

Dr. Lynne Goldstein’71 DSC

October, 2021

Vicky Selkowe’96 accepting her 2021 Distinguished Service Citation from her home.

Vicky Selkowe’96 DSC

October, 2021

Chis Padon’71 and Beth Flickinger Padon’70 accepting their 2020 and 2021 Distinguished Service Citation from their home.

Beth Flickinger Padon’70 and Chris Padon’71 DSC

October, 2021

Dr. Dianne Gerber Nielson’70 DSC

October, 2021

Joanna Kutter’95 DSC

October, 2021

Javid Ahmad’11 YAA

October, 2021

Joe Davis’10 accepting his 2020 Young Alumni Award from his home.

Joe Davis’10 YAA

October, 2021

Professor Laura Grube and Hernan Santacruz

Hernan Santacruz’19

October, 2021

Charlie Baxter’14

October, 2021

Hannah Yee’19

October, 2021

Oceana R. Gilliam’17

October, 2021

Professor Jill Budny and Cameron Dieter’16

Cameron Dieter’16

October, 2021

Associate Dean DeVon’90 Wilson and Tory Key’03

Tori Key’03

October, 2021

Professor Bernie Morrissey and Harold Mayer’64

Harold Mayer’64

October, 2021

Jishnu Guha’13 and Professor John Kaufmann

Jishnu Guha’13

October, 2021

JT Toepfer’23 wears his trusty Dodgers cap to celebrate his mentor, announcer Joe Davis’10.

Pursuing a passion for broadcasting

October, 2021

Nguyen Huynh’22 and Christiane Umutoni’22

A Change in Plans

October, 2021

How persistence, a pandemic, and the New Yorker magazine spurred a degree at 61

October, 2021

President Scott Bierman speaks to the Class of 2025 during the 2021 Convocation ceremony.

As we round the next corner, are you All In for Beloit?

October, 2021

Men’s baseball broke records throughout the season despite playing 10 fewer games than in a typical year.

A season to remember

October, 2021

Alana Coats Rankin’05 teaches remotely with her daughter, Autumn, nearby. She’s one of nearly a dozen alumni who helped their former Beloit teacher and mentor during the pandemic. Photo by Greg Rankin’08.

Teachers to the rescue

October, 2021

The ‘Beloiters are everywhere’ phenomenon holds up over time

September, 2021

From Brazil to Beloit

September, 2021

Blackouts on campus have often led students to participate in impromptu activities across a dark campus.

When the lights went out

September, 2021

First-year students walk through a chorus of cheers and applause from fellow students, faculty, and staff.

Welcoming new students and the class of 2025

September, 2021

The Powerhouse, Beloit’s new student union is bustling with activity, including battling cages, a cafe, and study rooms.

Beloit College Powerhouse Wins Two International Awards for Studio Gang’s Innovative Design

September, 2021

A Clark Super 100 gas station on the corner of a busy street.

Freshman at the Pumps

September, 2021

Student Ian Jacobs ’22, Biochemistry major and Religious Studies minor

Skeletons and Tuberculosis: analyzing bioarcheological remains for element marker IS6110

September, 2021

Amphibians and Herbicides: Examining links between agriculture and declining frog populations

September, 2021

Using machine learning to classify liver disease

September, 2021

Former student lays on his stomach to examine a snake in the sand

Salamander field season: a recent Beloit grad dives into research at Virginia Tech

September, 2021

Handmade house decorations were commonly placed in front of fraternities and sororities and vied to win contests.

Homecoming Time Capsule

September, 2021

President Bierman shared this photo with his granddaughter as a reason to get vaccinated in the #WorthAShot campaign.

Community spirit best Covid weapon

September, 2021

From Physics 102 to Space Exploration

September, 2021

The new ABC Stadium sits against the Rock River just beyond downtown Beloit.

Lights come on at downtown baseball stadium

September, 2021

Seniors toast each other at their commencement ceremony, not having had the chance for a start-of-the-year toast.

Here’s to the class of 2021

September, 2021

Logan Museum receives repatriation grant

September, 2021

The Beloit TV station, located in Beloit’s downtown, installed new lighting, backdrops, set pieces, furniture, and recording equipment last summer.

Public access station BeloitTV gets a makeover

September, 2021

Johnny Li’20 (center top) with fellow fraternity brothers graduating from Beloit

Slowing Down to Learn, Explore, and Engage on the Way to Becoming an Engineer

September, 2021

Alexander Brier Marr’08 in the Saint Louis Museum of Art

Sharing Stories of Indigenous Art

September, 2021

Why this coal power plant is the future of green building

September, 2021

Eva Laun-Smith’21 spent countless hours in the Morse Library archives as a student.

An oral history with Eva Laun-Smith

September, 2021

Stella Obeng-Darko discusses her summer internship with JP Morgan Chase & Co.

Finance with JP Morgan Chase

September, 2021

Kathryn Linton interned with the Bureau of Labor Statistics in summer 2021.

Economics + Data + Computer Science

September, 2021

Professor Jack Street taught at Beloit from 1961 to 2015.

Revered Professor Emeritus Jack Street dies

September, 2021

Fulfilling a Desire to Return to Latin America

September, 2021

Michael Cumrine’13 at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station

What Just Happened: Studying the Big Bang’s Afterglow to Find Answers

September, 2021

Students work together in a Beloit classroom.

Beloit College receives top-tier rankings from U.S. News & World Report

September, 2021

Passionate about learning and fuel-efficient travel

September, 2021

Governor Tony Evers greets students during an event honoring the energy efficiency of the Powerhouse.

Powerhouse celebrated for energy efficiency

September, 2021

Harnessing the power of ocean waves

September, 2021

Inspired by peers’ belief in themselves to explore, focus, and achieve

September, 2021

Alumna Tamanisha John’15 earns PhD, becomes IPE professor at Clark Atlanta University

August, 2021

Helping people and the planet

August, 2021

Tim Leslie’89 will teach a course about leadership this semester.

The art of leading

August, 2021

New Faculty Spotlight

August, 2021

New at LITS for Fall 2021

August, 2021

Navigating twists and turns

August, 2021

Kaela Evans19 works with a fellow peer in the lab.

Making a positive difference

August, 2021

Beloit College senior art majors Maria Aschenbrener, Eva Haykin, Brooke McCammond, and Grace Zaffiro.

laconic libations

August, 2021

Dakotah Revai’18 in front of a system he recently designed.

Mechanical engineering, track and field, and performance

August, 2021

Dr. Orion Pearce (left) and Dr. Taylor Arhar (right)

New Chemistry Department Faculty - Fall 2021

August, 2021

The Best Spots on Campus

July, 2021

Ready to tackle the next big thing

July, 2021

Aaron Holzmueller competed in cross country and track and field.

Holzmueller Adds Another National Record to List of Accolades

July, 2021

“For the first time in well over a year, I knew I could be with other people and not run a significant risk of infecting them. How important is that?” – Scott Bierman

Vaccination stories show faculty and staff care for our community

July, 2021

Renewable energy, sustainable food, and German

July, 2021

From kindergarten to college, schools are trying to return to some sense of normalcy. But they’re not there yet.

July, 2021

Wright Museum of Art curator Christa Story and chemistry professor Kristin Labby stand next to a painting and an infrared camera

Looking at Art Scientifically

July, 2021

Michael Dango teaches courses in English and media studies.

Beloit students drive efforts for inclusivity

July, 2021

Making Music in the Powerhouse Stairwell

The Music of Ambiguous Space

July, 2021

Animesh Adhikary’23 and Georgia Fanthorpe’23 pose in the Buccaneer Boathouse while standing on a standup paddle board and sitting in a kayak.

Summers in Beloit, a lot of fun mixed with a good bit of career preparation

July, 2021

Professor of French Joseph Derosier asks his students to read translations of medieval literature.

Rewriting medieval French literature

July, 2021

Morgan Lippert’21 working in the collections lab at the Milwaukee Public Museum.

Curating Comes Full Circle

July, 2021

Having faith in your own abilities

July, 2021

The stories behind Giving Day

July, 2021

A cup of coffee, pen, and paper on a table.

Planning your schedule

July, 2021

The pursuit of justice

July, 2021

Jessi celebrating the Lunar New Year in Vietnam.

Learning about child welfare services through a virtual internship

July, 2021

Jessi celebrating the Lunar New Year in Vietnam.

Learning about child welfare services through a virtual internship

July, 2021

Work hard, play hard

July, 2021

Shivangi Ambardar’21 and Professor Ranjan Roy

The kind of teacher who changes your life

June, 2021

Want to change Earth’s Orbit? Ask Prof. Scharringhausen

June, 2021

Building Beloit

June, 2021

A series of potted plants with a “Beloit” pennant.

Five Tips for living with a roommate

June, 2021

Believe It, Achieve It: Swimmer, Coach, and Graduate Student

June, 2021

Committed to my success

June, 2021

Shivangi Ambardar’21 and Professor Ranjan Roy

Tuition award and classroom named in honor of Professor Ranjan Roy

June, 2021

Fridays With Fred: The Building of Beloit College

June, 2021

Urban Programming from Home

June, 2021

Congratulations to Geology Seniors!

June, 2021

Commencement ceremony at Beloit College May 30, 2021. (Photo Â© Andy Manis)

Here’s to the class of 2021

May, 2021

Dave DeGeorge is a dedicated mentor to students, head baseball coach, and director of athletics.

Five Earn All-MWC Honors; DeGeorge Named Coach of the Year

May, 2021

Environmental Studies major to supervise urban planning in Indianapolis

May, 2021

Class of 2021: Salma Mohammad Ali (Dhaka, Bangladesh)

May, 2021

Class of 2021: Saad Ahsan (Lahore, Pakistan)

May, 2021

Class of 2021: Ben Jensen (Tacoma, WA)

May, 2021

Class of 2021: Travis Price (Wylie, TX)

May, 2021

The self-designed interdisciplinary studies major in Community Development, Quin left his mark on our campus, founding the beloved Buccaneer Boathouse.

Quin Brunner acclaimed as Beloit’s resident ‘joy bringer’

May, 2021

Superior visiting Como, Italy during her study abroad semester.

Superior Murphy’21 takes top prize for academics and community service

May, 2021

Anna Ellis-Nesser’11 and students at Collective Kind.

Beloit grad leads anti-bias and nature-based learning for pre-schoolers

May, 2021

Photo taken on December 12, 1953 of Eaton Chapel fire from afar

Fridays with Fred - the Eaton Chapel Fire of 1953

May, 2021

Excellence in the Liberal Arts

May, 2021

Helen Griffin’21 heads to Taiwan through a Fulbright Student Award

May, 2021

Eva Laun-Smith lands prestigious Fulbright Student Award

May, 2021

EDYS department finally celebrates the class of 2021 in person. Due to covid-19 pandemic, commencement and celebrations were cancelled in 2020.

EDYS Department Celebration

May, 2021

Zoila M. Ganuza Hoaglund, ’05, Ph.D., NCSP

From Mentee to Mentor at Beloit and Beyond

May, 2021

Hardika Kashyap’22, wearing her winning t-shirt design for English students

Hardika Kashyap’22 designs inspiring literary ‘swag’

May, 2021

Nine students inducted into the national political science honor society in 2021

May, 2021

Amy Ward recognized for outstanding academic achievement by American University

May, 2021

Beloit’s baseball team celebrating the win. (photo credit: Michael Gouvion)

Bucs host Blueboys in championship series

May, 2021

Fridays with Fred - Iron City

May, 2021

The Power of the Beloit College Network

May, 2021

International Friday: Saad Ahsan’21 shares his experience observing Ramadan

May, 2021

Clare Lanaghan’18 wins NSF Graduate Fellowship

May, 2021

Elena Patilliet Posla’22 awarded the Congressional Award Gold Medal

May, 2021

Fridays with Fred - Spring Day

May, 2021

Jonathan Palmer ’19 in the chemistry lab holding pipet and vial

Designing molecules to be better medicines

May, 2021

Moon West’23 enjoying a sunny day on campus.

Focusing on Accessible Education

May, 2021

Infection Prevention: COVID-19 and beyond

May, 2021

Dean of Students Cecil Youngblood stands in front of the new BLM photo gallery display in the Powerhouse.

The banners that changed Beloit

May, 2021

Postcards: Souvenirs and Artifacts of the Past

May, 2021

Cambodian Students in front of their Khmer New Year stand.

International Friday: Celebrating Khmer New Year

May, 2021

In this watercolor painting, Joselyn Lutdke’14 visualizes her interdisciplinary approach to integrated art education.

Alumni Integrating Art and Education at Beloit and Beyond

May, 2021

Krista Robbins’14 designed her own major at Beloit and continues to push disciplinary boundaries in her work as a therapist.

Interdisciplinary Education Transforms Approaches to Therapy

May, 2021

Stephenie Schwartz Bailey ’92, second from left, removes a damaged painting from its frame.

Diversity in Collections Care

May, 2021

The North Atlantic Music Ensemble performs at C-Haus in 2017 (Photo: Ellen Joyce)

Preserving the History of a Beloit Institution

May, 2021

Every Beloiter remembers the ferocious storms that move into the area on a hot and humid day, explode with crashing thunder and bright flickers of lightning, and leave the campus drenched in rain. On the night of September 24, 1984, with the help of a plugged storm drain, a lake developed in front of the ’64 dorms. As thunder still rumbled in the distance, students fled their un-airconditioned rooms and, with spontaneous joy, cooled off, wading and splashing in between parked cars.

Fridays with Fred - A dozen images from the Archives

April, 2021

Lauren Woolf ’21 had the opportunity to visit museums and galleries in Budapest during a semester abroad.

From Beloit to Budapest to Graduate School

April, 2021

Logan Museum Curator Manuel Ferreira works with Ellie Boyd-Lassalle ’23 in the Collections lab.

Disrupting “Museum Nonsense” with Manuel Ferreira

April, 2021

Julia Schoenthal conducting a rifle inventory at the Beloit Historical Society.

Small Institution, Big Impact

April, 2021

Fred Burwell guides a History class around Oakwood Cemetery in Beloit

Archivist Emeritus

April, 2021

Students show their gratitude for the financial support of alumni and friends.

Unprecedented Giving Day Coming May 12

April, 2021

Members of Beloit’s class of 1887 display their top hats at an unidentified photography studio. One hat, owned by classmate Amos Van Tassel, and shown on our cover, still resides in College Archives. We are grateful to Fred Burwell’86, Archivist Emeritus, for finding this photo and assisting with the following stories.

Hats Off to Beloit

April, 2021

The intrepid Mabel Lee (second row, far left) led Beloit’s early physical education program for women with intramural sports such as field hockey, basketball, even rifle shooting. She demanded space for women in athletic facilities, which men were accustomed to dominating, sometimes in the nude. She is shown with the 1923-24 Women’s Athletic Association.

A Brief History of Women at Beloit

April, 2021

Building an Ecosystem for Black Businesses

April, 2021

Students celebrate the one year anniversary of the Powerhouse.

Powerhouse Marks First Year

April, 2021

Jenni Reinke’05 dances in the historic building her dance-theatre company is bringing back to life.

Bringing Them Out of the Shadows

April, 2021

Student activists take over Middle College, turning it into a Black Cultural Center in 1969.

Student Activists Make Their Mark

April, 2021

Students working in Career Works, the college’s recently renamed career center.

New Action Plan Expands and Strengthens College-Career Connections

April, 2021

Aerial view of the Beloit College Powerhouse

Beloit Powerhouse earns statewide recognition

April, 2021

Fran Stahr’51 was one of five players known as the “Bucket Brigade” on Beloit’s pivotal 1950-51 team. Then-student Ray Metzker’53, who later became a revered art photographer, captured it all.

A Decade of Dominance and Half a Century of Success

April, 2021

The Student Army Training Corps’ unit band poses in front of the World Affairs Center. As many as 1,400 student soldiers were in residence at Beloit when the worst of the pandemic hit campus in 1918.

We’ve Been Here Before: the 1918 Pandemic

April, 2021

In Remembrance: O.V. “Verne” Shaffer’50, Sculptor

April, 2021

Ying Pang’90, shown in 1989, stands in front of Middle College holding a computer science textbook.

Becoming an International College

April, 2021

The late Clarence “Skip” Ellis’64 was the first Black Ph.D. recipient in what was then the new field of computer science.

A Moment in Computer Science History

April, 2021

Beloit’s library shown in the early 1960s.

The Beloit Plan: A Unique Experiment

April, 2021

Recommended Reading: Personal Stories of the Freedom Riders

April, 2021

Seven Faculty and Staff Receive Emeriti Honors

April, 2021

Spring emerges on Beloit’s campus, signaling renewal after a long winter.

A gathering place for Black students, athletes in competition, and more news in brief

April, 2021

Rock River from campus looking north with Big Hill in distance in early 1890

Fridays with Fred - A Pioneering Environmentalist: James J. Blaisdell and Beloit’s Big Hill

April, 2021

Meg Kulikowski’21 reads aloud during a Beloit Fiction Journal workshop. Class members critique, select, and edit submissions from professional writers, then publish the journal annually.

Writers on the radio

April, 2021

Compassionate Covid Care Team Goes Far Beyond Contact Tracing

April, 2021

How To Pick A College During Covid

April, 2021

Mural for Merrill Community garden, 2020, 4x12 feet, house paint and oil on plywood.

Where the Sidewalk Ends

April, 2021

Daniela Aponte’23 poses with Sinnissippi Cruiser bikes at the Powerhouse.

So many chances to learn and grow

April, 2021

Beloit College helps students get Covid-19 vaccine

April, 2021

Never Stop Learning

April, 2021

International Friday: Nature Appreciation

April, 2021

Superior visiting Como, Italy during her study abroad semester.

Making A Difference

April, 2021

Fridays with Fred - Round Table Recollections

April, 2021

Sophomore Brett Kiger hitting during a game against St. Norbert.

Win streaks and national rankings: Bucs are crushing it

April, 2021

A view from the rooftop of the Sanger Center for the Sciences shows a park-like Beloit College campus.

Beloit wins Energy Efficiency Excellence Award

April, 2021

Beloit College helps students prepare for careers in second version of Beloit Action Plan

April, 2021

A series of potted plants with a “Beloit” pennant.

Enhancing Your Room

April, 2021

Beloit College is taking steps to ensure the campus diversity continues. As a part of its ongoing effort to become better, the enrollment department set a goal of 12 percent of Black students for the fall 2025 class.

Recruiting more Black students

April, 2021

Joan Carling has been defending land rights from grassroots to international levels for more than 20 years.

Environmental Justice and Indigenous Rights

April, 2021

International Friday. Anthropause: Perspectives on Climate Crisis

April, 2021

A candy jar with a flying pig label filled with blue and gold candies.

Where to Eat in Downtown Beloit

April, 2021

Investigating a slow burn toxic disaster through the lens of memoir

April, 2021

Fridays with Fred - Beloit’s First Athletic Team - the Olympian Base Ball Club

April, 2021

Overview of the USFQ/Beloit English/Spanish COIL collaboration

International Friday: Collaborative Online Learning

April, 2021

Hispanic Cultures, Human Rights, and Careers

March, 2021

Fridays with Fred - Pearsons Hall

March, 2021

International Friday: Music from Around the World

March, 2021

Briana Artega’24 says Beloit’s supportive environment has helped her grow.

Beloiters aren’t ‘just a number’

March, 2021

Fridays with Fred - D.K. Pearsons and Beloit College

March, 2021

Mizuki Matsui’20 next to the Buddhist head priest, Mr. Aso Taishun

International Friday: Revitalizing Rural Japan

March, 2021

Snapshots from this year’s Student Directed One Acts, the Theatre Department’s annual showcase.

An evening of one acts

March, 2021

Associate Professor of Cognitive Science Robin Zebrowski was recently featured in two pieces of content for her research on technology and algorithms.

Taking the bias out of technology

March, 2021

Beloit Businesses and Opportunities

March, 2021

Fridays With Fred: O.V. “Verne” Shaffer’50 and 1948 campus map

March, 2021

With proper distance and cleaning, students continue to do hands-on learning in the lab.

Removing cost from the equation

March, 2021

Professor of Critical Identity Studies Catherine Orr teaches a class in Morse Ingersoll Hall.

COVID and the working woman’s invisible crisis

March, 2021

Orr discusses the burden of the pandemic on women

March, 2021

“Never the Hero”

March, 2021

The Year of ‘Invisible Crisis’: Three Women on Losing—Or Leaving—Their Jobs During the Pandemic

March, 2021

Fridays With Fred: Beloit College becomes coeducational

March, 2021

Celeste Mohammed’s new novel-in-stories, Pleasantview.

News from our Contributors

March, 2021

Grace Ousley (1904) was the first African-American woman to graduate from Beloit College only nine years after the college opened its doors to women.

A gathering place

March, 2021

Beloit College professor develops long-term collaboration with NPR

February, 2021

Pictures from the 2019 Lunar New Year Event held between the Chinese Club and the Chinese language program

International Friday: The Chinese Club turns 100!

February, 2021

Beloit welcomes new trustees during winter session

February, 2021

Student dancers received assistance from Beloit dance alumni as they pursued their choreography during Covid.

Dance alumni help the show go on

February, 2021

Stopher Bartol’88 is founder and CEO of Legacy.com.

Generous scholarship honors two alma maters

February, 2021

Beloit’s newly outfitted and relocated Career and Community Engagement Center is the hub for students planning their futures.

First Career Accelerator ‘a thundering success’

February, 2021

Co-Founders of Vito Mojo Stefan and Nick

An Informational Interview with Food-tech Company Co-Founder Stefan Catoiu (’07)

February, 2021

“Day Game”

February, 2021

During the 1950s and 1960s, the Gold printed an annual “Who’s Who,” a dressed-for-success lineup of Beloit College’s “outstanding leaders,” chosen by the Student-Administration Committee. In reaction, the Round Table staff picked a “Who Ain’t,” compiled of students left in the dust as undesirable.

Fridays With Fred: Forget “Who’s Who,” learn more about Beloit’s “Who Ain’t”

February, 2021

Kallie processes new Featured Books Collection with her dog, Emmerson.

New at LITS for Spring 2021

February, 2021

What is Liberal Arts Education and Why Do We Need it Today?

February, 2021

Evenings with Eva: George Hilliard

February, 2021

How Beloit’s Powerhouse became the center of campus

February, 2021

Fridays With Fred: Eddie May’42, one of Beloit College’s finest athletes

February, 2021

DeVon Wilson’90 has spent his career working with students from marginalized backgrounds. During his keynote, Wilson encouraged students to think about ways that they can include equity and inclusion in their workplaces, from the beginning of their careers.

Finding your community: Addressing equity in the workplace

February, 2021

Evenings with Eva: Mississippi Tutoring Center

February, 2021

New Career Program helps students prepare for their futures

February, 2021

Panelist De’Wight Walker’17 advises students to “be flexible and power through tough times.”

Channeling your passions into a career

February, 2021

Panelist De’Wight Walker’17 advises students to “be flexible and power through tough times.”

Channeling your passions into a career

February, 2021

Panelist De’Wight Walker’17 advises students to “be flexible and power through tough times.”

Channeling your passions into a career

February, 2021

International Friday: Celebrate Study Abroad!

February, 2021

The Fieldhouse and Riverwalk, seen above, completed since the grand opening, have added more ways to enjoy the Powerhouse.

A year in the Powerhouse

February, 2021

Beloit Anthropology alums featured for the Society for American Archaeology’s “Paper of the Month”

February, 2021

How the secular becomes religious

February, 2021

Gabe Gonzalez’20 Fulbright Scholar and Dance Artist

February, 2021

Evenings with Eva: Early Beloiters

February, 2021

Harris’21 named APSA Diversity Fellowship Program Fellow

February, 2021

Matt Tedesco, who teaches philosophy, says he appreciates the sense of possibility at Beloit.

Philosophy Professor Matt Tedesco

February, 2021

Accelerate your search with a strong resume and LinkedIn profile

February, 2021

This is one of the memorable photos of Christian and Kristian on graduation day at Beloit College.

International Friday: Two K/Christians, Two Languages, Two Jobs Abroad

February, 2021

The Urgent Work of Confronting Whiteness

February, 2021

The Urgency of Confronting Whiteness

February, 2021

Student and alumni network during the 34th Econ Day (2019)

The secret sauce to enhancing your professional network

February, 2021

Black History Month: Learn, reflect, center

February, 2021

Assistant Professor of Political Science Phil Chen works with Lupe Cisneros-Aguilar’22.

Meet Phil Chen

February, 2021

Daksha Howard has been a resource for students like Devin Anderson’18 (left) and Charlotte Mayeda’18 throughout her 21 years working at the college.

Meet Daksha Howard

February, 2021

Do the Duffy! A Legacy Becomes a Verb

January, 2021

Ariane was in Rwanda and enjoyed time with her family

Inspiring Social Change through Film

January, 2021

Madeline Horwath ’13, Cartoonist

January, 2021

Art Professor Commissioned for Sculpture Honoring 19th Amendment

January, 2021

Studies on Legacies of Slavery: History 310 at Beloit College is inspired by the NY Times “1619: Legacies of Slavery” project.

Legacies of Slavery

January, 2021

Tyrel Spivey’24 plans to major in biology and looks forward to playing football once Covid restrictions lift.

New people, new opportunities, and snow!

January, 2021

Saint Nicholas (also spelled Nikolas and Nikolaus) is the Patron Saint of Children, and his Feast day is celebrated on December 6th. The St Nicholas tradition is still celebrated around by those with German heritage. On the night of December 5th, children put out their shoes, hoping they will be filled with goodies and presents. In my family, we didn’t put out shoes, but rather awoke on the 6th to find a beautifully painted tin plate filled with German cookies, fruits, nuts and small presents. I now carry on the tradition for our son. To our family, St Nikolaus is the embodiment of our traditional German Advent traditions, and Santa Claus represents the American Christmas experience. The best of both worlds!

International Friday: Winter! Celebrate, Recalibrate.

January, 2021

One of the best days for outdoor activities.

My Dream Job: Teaching English Abroad

January, 2021

The Career Accelerator program helps students prepare for jobs and internships that match their interests, like Brooke Popkin who worked as an EMT and firefighter for the South Beloit Fire Department.

Learning never stops, even during a break

January, 2021

A first-year’s first impression: ‘It felt like a community’

January, 2021

Beloit College’s Boynton leads conference on COVID-19 approach

January, 2021

Raahima was taking her selfie in her house.

I may be in Pakistan, but my heart is in Beloit

January, 2021

“I hope this scholarship provides the same rewarding opportunity to a young student who embodies the mission of Beloit College,” reflects Stopher Bartol’88.

Funding future Beloiters

January, 2021

Beloit College and Sun Prairie High School Announce New Full Tuition Scholarship for Graduating Students

January, 2021

I Felt Connected Even Though I Was the Only One On-Screen

January, 2021

Early Career Report: Sasha Vorlicky’19, Photographer and Filmmaker

January, 2021

Faculty-student publication on re-imagining archaeology courses

December, 2020

Beloit College Grad and Official MLB Historian, John Thorn, Shepherding Recognition of Negro Leagues

December, 2020

Prolific baseball historian and author John Thorn poses for a portrait at the Museum of the City of New York. Photo by Robert Caplin

Beloit College grad and official MLB historian, John Thorn, shepherding recognition of Negro Leagues

December, 2020

Finding Community at Beloit College during a Pandemic

December, 2020

Phidor was walking and taking photos with friends.

Why You Should Read Every Day

December, 2020

A Career as a Game Designer

December, 2020

Dear Beloiters working in Healthcare: Thank you

December, 2020

We did it! Whew!

December, 2020

Justin Grant’24 is finding his voice in part through his WBCR radio show.

Chicagoan Justin Grant shakes off shyness and finds Beloit a great fit

December, 2020

Early Career Report: Yuki Kawamori, Visiting Student

December, 2020

Samyaa Gupta’24 felt connected to Beloit even though she started her first semester studying remotely from home in India.

Feeling connected while thousands of miles away from campus

December, 2020

Veeka Malanchuk’24, a native of Atlanta, is putting herself out there to meet people at Beloit.

A welcoming and active first year

December, 2020

Matt Laszlo’92 draws on his business experiences, including as an executive with a Fortune 500 company, to lead a new course called Navigating Your (Business) Career.

When a classroom becomes a boardroom

December, 2020

Prof. Esperanza talks job prospects for college grads

December, 2020

Morgan Haynsworth put analytical, problem-solving, and leadership skills into practice in the Sociology capstone course.

Consultants for campus

December, 2020

A to-do calendar in Beloit blue and gold.

How to Make Financial Aid Slightly Less Frustrating

December, 2020

Objects from the Logan Museum of Anthropology

“Migrants, Immigrants, and Refugees” course create an online exhibit

December, 2020

Beloit College Moves Back Start Date for Spring Semester

December, 2020

Students walk near the campus sign that greets visitors to the Beloit College campus.

Beloit College Adjusts 2021 Calendar to Improve Student Safety

December, 2020

Beloit’s newest wide receiver discusses Greek life, Career Channels, and making Beloit home

December, 2020

Life-Long Language Learning!

December, 2020

Adanya Gilmore’21 performs in “Discontinuities,” part of the Chelonia 2021 Screendance Festival

Realizing the Power of Her Voice and Body

December, 2020

A Buccaneers sleeping mask over a starry nighttime.

The Senior Year Work, Work, Work, Work, Workload

November, 2020

Fun Isn’t Cancelled

November, 2020

Tracing the Other in the Self

November, 2020

Autumn Green’24, of Milwaukee, Wis., found a sense of belonging on campus this fall—even with the constraints of physical distancing.

A Sense of Beloit

November, 2020

This is my friend Gosha and me wearing matching raincoats. I meet him in the student dormitory where I lived during my study abroad in Moscow. He taught me how to skate board and helped me practice my russian language

International Friday: Unexpected Friendships

November, 2020

Quynn Evans doing site specific choreography on campus.

Finding More Than She Was Looking For

November, 2020

Advocating for Feminist Beliefs

November, 2020

The Puppet Play

November, 2020

International Perspectives in the Age of COVID-19

November, 2020

Vera Jevstafjevna Popova (née Bogdanovskaia, 186801897), Russian Empire chemist.

Chemists: Their Work and Lives

November, 2020

International Recipe Book

November, 2020

International Friday: Masks, From Ritual and Cultural Signifiers to Protective Equipment

November, 2020

Abby, a double major in theater and biology, plans to use her Beloit education to forge a career path making science more accessible through art.

The Be All In campaign makes financial aid a top priority

November, 2020

Shivangi Ambardar ’21

November, 2020

Building Worlds through Design and Education

November, 2020

Ava has been passing time during COVID-19 by continuing to draw and paint, a passion of hers that she advanced greatly during her time as a Studio Art Major at Beloit! One of Ava’s current projects is a pet portraiture commission series, in which she is offering custom portraits of pets that can be purchased in advance of the upcoming holiday season. Pet portrait commissions of your four legged friends can be made in two styles shown below: graphite or gouache on paper. Those who are interested can contact Ava at avapkrahn@gmail.com for commission details, and/or follow her incredible artwork on Instagram at @ava_krahn to support her work!

International Friday: Creativity during COVID-19

November, 2020

Ulysses Smith ’13, Investment Advisor Representative for Primerica

A conversation on investment management with Ulysses Smith (’13) and Bob Gray

November, 2020

Thinking Like a Designer

November, 2020

A Dream turned into Reality

November, 2020

Professor Phil Chen on Political Representation

November, 2020

International Friday: All Hallows Eve

October, 2020

The need for shared space

October, 2020

The complicated legacy of Laurence Ousley

October, 2020

#GetWoke Series

October, 2020

Black Resistance and Persistence

October, 2020

Professor Phil Chen explains why Wisconsin is a key state in the 2020 Election

October, 2020

Bobby Harris’08 is site director for an innovative center that provides shelter and care for people with Covid.

Meeting People Where They Are

October, 2020

Finding Your Own Voice

October, 2020

Shanna Dell’10 opted to take a clinical post during the pandemic so she could care for sick people the way she would want to be treated.

Fighting Covid on Multiple Fronts

October, 2020

Public health professionals Bobby Harris’08 and Shanna Dell’10 are working in a historic Baltimore hotel turned Covid respite center for people without a stable place to recover or isolate.

In the Trenches in the Time of Covid

October, 2020

We Are No. 5 in the Nation

October, 2020

Wisconsin Is a COVID Mess. Here’s How Beloit College Stayed Open.

October, 2020

DeVon Wilson’90 and his team ramped up their efforts to retain and recruit underrepresented students.

Helping Students Succeed in a New Reality

October, 2020

Fred Burwell’86 standing in the midst of the Beloit College archives.

Mister History

October, 2020

Farewell to Poetry Garden Artist

October, 2020

Patrick Cornbill talks to media after hurricanes hit the Virgin Islands in 2017.

The New York Outbreak and its Personal Toll

October, 2020

A beautiful sunset glowing through the arched walkway in Morse-Ingersoll hall.

Moving Forward with Purpose

October, 2020

These tents provide shelter and ample space for in-person, outdoor classes.

Masks, Circus Tents, and a New Campus Normal

October, 2020

In the summer of 2019, Writing on Two Wheels used biking to spark writing projects. This year, a summer like no other provided ample prompts.

Summer Block course tackles social justice issues

October, 2020

The busy streets of Galway City in Ireland.

The Quiet Moments In-Between: My Brief But Spectacular Time In Ireland

October, 2020

Helen Damon-Moore administers the Inside-Out Program at Cook County Jail on behalf of DePaul University.

They Said, ‘We Need Soap’

October, 2020

Teaching Hard Truths About Race in American Political Science Courses

October, 2020

Data That Tells a Seriously Good Story About Beloit

October, 2020

Layna Thompson, Junior, Environmental Studies Program

Books For Beloiters: A Curated Reading List by Layna Thompson

October, 2020

Students are expected to wear masks at all times on campus, indoors and outdoors, except when they are in their dorm rooms.

At a Critical Moment, Students Rewrite Their Statement of Culture

October, 2020

Using Geoarchaeology to Reconstruct Past Landscapes

Using Geoarchaeology to Reconstruct Past Landscapes

October, 2020

International Friday: Good Luck Charms and Symbols

October, 2020

A student working in the Poetry Garden, wearing a mask.

Beloit in the News, Noted as a ‘Bright Spot’

October, 2020

Beloit’s bike share program, run by students, features a fleet of free bikes students can check out from the front desk of the Powerhouse.

Gear Shack Launches New Student-Run Bike Share Initiative

October, 2020

The women’s Track and Field team runs behind Wood Hall in autumn.

High GPAs and Athletic Feats Place Students on All-Academic Team

October, 2020

After the college’s Black Lives Matter signs were removed, students added their own signs to the Powerhouse Bridge.

Banners That Matter

October, 2020

Alyssa Boge (’10) appointed Curator of Education and Exhibits at Grace Hudson Museum

October, 2020

A student sitting outside the ’64 Halls, wearing a mask.

“Be All In” Campaign Rocks (Pandemic) Year One

October, 2020

The View from Pearsons Hall on the Beloit College campus.

International Friday: The Views from our Windows

October, 2020

Salma Mohammad Ali’21 interns remotely at Filene Research Institute

October, 2020

Being Back on Campus Feels Right

October, 2020

Indigenous People’s Day and CMSAI

October, 2020

Director of Choirs, Christopher Joyner, works in person with students individually or in small groups, and with the full choir virtually.

The hill is alive with the sound of music

October, 2020

My cats Socks and Boots hanging out in the window at home

International Friday: The Pets that Comfort Us

October, 2020

International Friday: Folk Art

October, 2020

Beloit listed as “bright spot” in New York Times

September, 2020

Beloit College Anthropology Professor Shannon Fie helps answer a question asked by Beloit College student Brock Bidwell during Fie’s physical assessment assignment activity aimed at raising awareness of the indigenous burial mounds on the Beloit Colleg campus

Beloit Anthropology faculty and students raise awareness about the campus burial mounds

September, 2020

International Friday: The Food on our Table

September, 2020

Summer research allows rising junior to connect interests in Chinese language, Latin American studies, and immigration.

September, 2020

History Professor Kate Johnston is teaching a special history course for the first time this fall that considers health and healing in a historical context. She is shown teaching a class in 2019.

What sickness, health, and medicine from the past can teach us now

September, 2020

Wisconsin’s Beloit College let students take lead on keeping their campus safe from Covid-19

September, 2020

“Exchanging the Baton of Political Leadership from Him to Her” Live Panel Recording

September, 2020

Alumni Advice: Working to Save Water

September, 2020

Beloit College to offer on-campus COVID testing

September, 2020

U.S. News Best Colleges: Beloit College is on The List

September, 2020

Our new state-of-the-art Powerhouse building houses our student union, recreation center, athletics facilities, and classrooms.

Beloit College Ranked No. 5 On U.S. News List of Most Innovative Liberal Arts Schools

September, 2020

International Friday: Beloiters studying around the world

September, 2020

Beloit students lead the way for a safe return to campus

September, 2020

Beloit College recognized for contributing to the public good

September, 2020

Welcome Back, Beloiters

September, 2020

Can computer science improve how physicians diagnose Coronary Artery Disease?

September, 2020

Reduction in frailty in South-Eastern Germany due to the 14th-century mortality crises

August, 2020

Laptops can always find a study spot and a large monitor in the library.

New at LITS for Fall 2020

August, 2020

Alumn writes op-ed in The Washington Post on The Federal Bureau of Prison’s response to Covid-19

August, 2020

Alumnus article appears in Foreign Affairs

August, 2020

Students create new Statement of Culture as Beloit College welcomes new and returning classes to campus

August, 2020

Ranjan Roy: A teacher who transformed lives

August, 2020

The methodology of conducting research: Historical trauma, physician trust, and preterm birth in African American women

August, 2020

Using data mining techniques for predicting and clustering of Chronic Kidney Disease

August, 2020

Fiona Cismesia ’21 handles historical artifacts and documents at the Beloit Historical Society.

Intern Celebrates 19th Amendment by Studying Beloit Women’s History

August, 2020

Michael Lafayette ’20 observing in field

Genetic Research on Live Red-Winged Blackbirds

August, 2020

Beloit students walk across campus in front of Middle College.

Beloit offers ninth and tenth semesters tuition-free

August, 2020

Life after pandemic: Lessons from post-mortality crisis Germans

August, 2020

Midwest Flagship Match offers outstanding value close to home

August, 2020

Beloit announces innovative re-opening plan for fall

July, 2020

Red-winged Blackbird Nestling Research Published by the American Ornithological Society

July, 2020

Beloit College Ranked one of the 169 Best Colleges for 2020 Applicants and Offering Tuition Discounts

July, 2020

How Beloit College is Trying to Give its Students What They Want This Fall

July, 2020

Let’s Talk About “Let’s Talk Coronavirus”

July, 2020

Students enjoy the Snowball event in Moore Lounge of Pearsons Hall.

A new admissions policy for a new world

July, 2020

Supporting our international students

July, 2020

How does historical trauma affect birth outcomes for African-American women?

Historical Trauma and Birth Outcomes

July, 2020

Ana Kohout ’21 hosting a virtual story time at Hedberg Public Library.

Beloit Students Excel in Wisconsin Internships

June, 2020

Mezekerta Tesfay wrote about gratitude in her essay about social responses to coronavirus.

Thinking like a sociologist

June, 2020

New Math Faculty, Ben Stucky, Joins Project NExT

June, 2020

Beloit College declares Juneteenth a paid day off

June, 2020

Sophia Nowak Examines Measures of Dissipation Region in Collisionless Reconnection

June, 2020

Tracking Moons of Saturn in Cassini Narrow-Angle-Camera Images

June, 2020

Julien de Channes de Jouvancourt asks: Could Pythagoras Hear his Comma?

June, 2020

Sophia Nowak awarded Ferwerda Merit Scholarship

June, 2020

Fabian Dauzvardis awarded Ferwerda Merit Scholarship

June, 2020

James Wicker awarded R. R. Palmer Teaching Fellowship in Physics

June, 2020

Bronson Balholm awarded R. R. Palmer Teaching Fellowship in Physics and Ferwerda Merit Scholar

June, 2020

Faculty recognized for teaching excellence and innovation

June, 2020

Students in Center for Language Studies participate in many activities as a part of their immersive experience.

Creative Approaches to Summer Programs Increase Demand

June, 2020

Through formal and informal channels, Beloit alumni volunteer to mentor students and assist them in starting their careers. Beloiters Helping Beloiters formed quickly as class of 2020 graduates faced a tough job market.

Beloiters Helping Beloiters is ‘Matchmaking at its Finest’

June, 2020

Students talking together in front of Middle College, nearby trees budding with new spring leaves.

Beloit Action Plan and the year ahead

June, 2020

Observing Help and Hope During a Pandemic

June, 2020

Xinrui Bai’20, Beijing, China, celebrated Commencement by recording his moves atop Beloit’s sign.

A Commencement Unlike Any Other

June, 2020

Coach DeGeorge takes over as athletic director

June, 2020

Layna Thompson’22 was one of many to share her outdoor activity on social media with the hashtag “togetherbeloit.”

Pet Photo Contests and Zoom Dance Parties

June, 2020

Professors Majeed and Ortel retire from full-time teaching

June, 2020

The nature of worry

June, 2020

College reaffirms anti-racism stance

June, 2020

Summer Science: Alyssa Morris and Kristin Labby

June, 2020

Shelbi Wilkin working in the costume shop.

Making and sharing PPE

June, 2020

Michael Jordan arrives at Strong Stadium in 1985 as an honorary official in charge of the coin toss for a Buccaneers football game.

When the Chicago Bulls played at Beloit

June, 2020

In addition to Beloit staff, turtles are ready to greet alumni upon their return.

Homecoming/Reunion will be two celebrations in one in 2021

June, 2020

A Letter About Recent Racist Acts

June, 2020

Professor of Anthropology Shannon Fie demonstrates to a class proper archaeological techniques on the Beloit College campus.

Turning your summer experiences into a credit

May, 2020

Beloit College students will have the opportunity to take additional online courses thanks to a new agreement with Acadeum College Consortium

Beloit College signs agreement with Acadeum College Consortium

May, 2020

A plan for navigating change puts Beloit ahead of the curve

May, 2020

Mustafa Quadir ’20 Reflects Upon His Time at Beloit

May, 2020

Gaining real-life professional experiences

May, 2020

A glorious fall view of Pearsons Hall from the green roof of the Sanger Center for the Sciences

Virtual commencement begins at 11:00am on Sunday

May, 2020

Excellence in the Liberal Arts

May, 2020

Making graduation regalia affordable and sustainable

May, 2020

Being a High School Science teacher

May, 2020

Credit: Chicago Center for Urban Life (CCUL) To see the whole interview by CCUL, click here

A unique experience from student teaching in Chicago

May, 2020

Gustave Doré, “I watched the water-snakes,” engraving from Rime of the Ancient Mariner

Art, Nature, and the Anthropocene

May, 2020

Britney Johnson recognized for academic achievements, dedication to community

May, 2020

Head Baseball Coach Dave DeGeorge’89 takes his role as a mentor seriously, starting relationships with prospective students while recruiting them and continuing long after they’ve graduated.

Dave DeGeorge’89 Named Beloit College Athletic Director

May, 2020

Professor of Art History played leading role in building Beloit’s environmental studies program

May, 2020

Debra Majeed, professor of religious studies and Edwin F. Wilde Distinguished Service Professor.

Professor cited for bravery, commitment to transforming communities

May, 2020

Gabe Gonzalez dancing for their dog Lucy on a balcony.

Separated, but Dancing Together

May, 2020

Britney Johnson recognized for academic achievements, dedication to community

May, 2020

Parker Blunt recognized for bringing good cheer to campus life

May, 2020

Beloit shut down affects international student but doesn’t discourage from future study abroad

May, 2020

Head Baseball Coach Dave DeGeorge’89 takes his role as a mentor seriously, starting relationships with prospective students while recruiting them and continuing long after they’ve graduated.

Dave DeGeorge’89 named Athletic Director

May, 2020

Hannah Kang’22 is one of four student artists commissioned to paint murals in common areas of Peet Hall. The project, created and managed by students, strengthens a sense of place and community in this popular residence hall.

The Creative Minds and Murals of a Favorite Campus Home

May, 2020

Lisa Anderson-Levy, Professor of Anthropology

Four faculty members promoted to full professorship

May, 2020

Marketing: Keys to Entry-level Success

May, 2020

Celebrating Our Class of 2020

May, 2020

Discovering a Career in Sustainability

April, 2020

Inaugural Beloit College Pet Photo Contest Winner announced

April, 2020

Beloit decisively rethinks its academic calendar at a time of global uncertainty (Inside Higher Ed)

April, 2020

Political Activism & Law: An Alumni Perspective

April, 2020

Unique features on the Beloit College campus are the many Indian mounds scattered around the park-like campus.

A break from tradition: Beloit College re-imagines academic calendar (Chron. of Higher Ed)

April, 2020

A gorgeous view of the Sanger Center of the Science from the cupola of Middle College.

Get a great education without leaving your backyard: Beloit College launches new tuition program for Midwest students

April, 2020

Beloit College students walk down one of the park-like walkways in the Beloit College campus.

Putting Students First: Beloit implements pass-fail option for students

April, 2020

Creating a career path through the intersection of study and practice

April, 2020

Finding joy in the classroom and on the baseball field

April, 2020

Building community and getting involved

April, 2020

Using anthropology to improve elementary education

April, 2020

Promoting environmental sustainability through art

April, 2020

Beloit College students enjoy a beautiful park-like campus as they stroll between classes.

Beloit creates stability in uncertain times

April, 2020

Middle College is at the center of the Beloit College campus.

Wall Street Journal features Beloit’s innovative approach to COVID-19 uncertainty

April, 2020

A Future Sociology PhD Reflects on his Beloit Experience

April, 2020

Using a Podcast to Transfer Knowledge: Familiar and Effective

April, 2020

Melissa Pelkey’19 competes against Augustana in track and field.

A wealth of experiences on the road to medical school

April, 2020

The Best of Beloiters’ Pet Pals

April, 2020

Read’s study abroad film featured in Wisconsin Film Festival

April, 2020

Dear Beloiters in Healthcare

April, 2020

Working at the Wright

April, 2020

34th Annual Econ Day: A Playground for Professionals

April, 2020

Manuel Ferreira hired as Logan Museum Curator

April, 2020

Oceana Gilliam (Russian & Political Science - Class of ’17)

Working to empower communities of color

April, 2020

Alumnus appointed Afghanistan ambassador to United Arab Emirates

April, 2020

Beloit students stroll across the park-like campus at Beloit College.

Keeping Social from a Distance

April, 2020

Working to empower immigrants

April, 2020

Working to promote social justice

April, 2020

Simone Harstead at a women’s health clinic in Nicaragua.

Working to empower women

April, 2020

Patrick Fraser and his students in Malaysia.

Working to advance civil rights

April, 2020

Working to empower immigrants and refugees

April, 2020

Working to empower refugees

April, 2020

A view from the rooftop of the Sanger Center for the Sciences shows a park-like Beloit College campus.

College announces modules for Fall 2020 as COVID-19 response

April, 2020

Sylvia Lopez takes her class outside on nice days.

Bridging language and community

March, 2020

Interning Abroad: Beloit student talks working in health care in Spain

March, 2020

Alumna helps parents talk about COVID-19

March, 2020

How To Manage Your Time with Online Classes

March, 2020

Qualities of a Good Researcher

March, 2020

Advice for students: anchor education research in theory and practice

March, 2020

Pick-Me-Up Wednesday (3/25/20)

March, 2020

Beloit Fiction Journal 2020

March, 2020

Our students are interested in everything and ready for anything.

Channel your passions into real world change

March, 2020

Congratulations! We can’t wait to meet you.

Get to know us from a distance (for now, at least)

March, 2020

A view from the rooftop of the Sanger Center for the Sciences shows a park-like Beloit College campus.

Spring semester classes at Beloit will be online-only

March, 2020

Yashodhara Kundra ’20 introduces panelists and panel discussion topics.

Having Hard Conversations on Campus: Professors and Faculty Discuss the Dangers of Xenophobia

March, 2020

Learning to Teach from Observing and Reflecting

March, 2020

Joe McKay during his Global Geography class as a Social Studies Instructor.

Good Timing: Smoothing the Teacher License Reciprocity

March, 2020

More than Learning English

March, 2020

The tone of your tweets

March, 2020

Laun-Smith, Ramsey Medal in Final Day of MWC Indoor Championships

March, 2020

Garrett Cornelius Moore, Kelly Elizabeth McLean, and Beryl Sibyl Odonkor sharing their networking experiences.

Advice From the Wise Networkers

February, 2020

Consulting: A Simple Tip in Pursuing a Professional Career

February, 2020

Greg Hopper ’80 giving a talk on Investing Strategy to Investment Club members and econ majors and faculty at Beloit College, Feb 6th. 2020

Being an Investor While in College, Why Not?

February, 2020

Garrett Cornelius Moore, Kelly Elizabeth McLean, and Beryl Sibyl Odonkor sharing their networking experiences.

Advice From the Wise Networkers

February, 2020

Matt Laszlo and Brian Morello giving advice on resumes to students.

Better Resumes for Your Next Internship/Job Application

February, 2020

Seva Poitevin-Mills ’21 pictured above in Ghana.

Practicing and Learning about Public Health in Ghana

February, 2020

Seva Poitevin-Mills ’21 pictured above in Ghana.

Practicing and Learning about Public Health in Ghana

February, 2020

2020 Participants at the Workforce Career Fair

Paving Their Career Paths

February, 2020

Leslie Davidson, vice president for enrollment.

Five minutes with VP of Enrollment Leslie Davidson

February, 2020

Lessons From a Green Campus

February, 2020

Misconceptions and new directions for Religious Studies

February, 2020

Lu Going’20 promotes WBCR as a staff member of the station.

At Beloit, streaming didn’t kill the radio star

February, 2020

Lu Going’20 promotes WBCR as a staff member of the station.

At Beloit, streaming didn’t kill the radio star

February, 2020

Working to empower communities

February, 2020

Lu Going’20 promotes WBCR as a staff member of the station.

At Beloit, streaming didn’t kill the radio star

February, 2020

Students in the East Meets West class discussed about images in the book Dear Old days (or Hello Little Friends) by Ryoji Akiyama

Reliving the Childhood through a Comparative Lens

February, 2020

Celebrating Black History Month - Black Excellence at Beloit College

February, 2020

Celebrating Black History Month - Black Excellence at Beloit College

February, 2020

Celebrating Black History Month - Black Excellence at Beloit College

February, 2020

A student center like none other for Beloit College

February, 2020

Kate Klein’00 (second person from the right) with her team at Chicago Public School’s Department of STEM

All Paths Lead back to the Classroom

February, 2020

The Powerhouse, Beloit’s new student union is bustling with activity, including battling cages, a cafe, and study rooms.

One-of-a-Kind Student Center

February, 2020

A crowd gathered in Beloit’s Sanger Center for the Sciences to celebrate the college’s 174th birthday.

Happy Birthday, Beloit!

February, 2020

Assistant Professor Phil Chen and Guadelupe Cisneros-Aguilar’22 work together in a political science class. During the Be All In campaign, 100 percent of all gifts to Beloit’s Annual Fund go directly to financial aid for recruiting and supporting students.

All In For Beloit

February, 2020

Create Your Own Path

February, 2020

Art in Service of a Greater Cause

February, 2020

Unexpected Interests

February, 2020

Alumni Authors: Lisa Ampleman’00, poet and editor

January, 2020

Early Career Report: Will Tomer’17, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

January, 2020

Early Career Report: Will Tomer’17, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

January, 2020

Jake Quatt’19 drafting what became the Winter 2020 cover.

The Artist Behind Our Cover

January, 2020

Alumni Authors: Madeline Roux’08, NY Times Bestselling Novelist

January, 2020

Meme Formalism

January, 2020

Young Alum Hits It Big in Radio

January, 2020

Cover of Add This To The List of Things That You Are by Chris Fink.

Add This To The List of Things That You Are

January, 2020

Beloit Alum Launches Career as TV Sports Anchor and Reporter

January, 2020

Beloit ranked No. 2 in the nation for financial aid

January, 2020

The situation on the ground in Puna—namely deadly lava flows— shifted Melissa Schelling’s plans for a fall photography exhibit.

Kilauea in the Year of the Dog

January, 2020

Cover of A Story About Sprout by Helen M. Waters’89.

A Story About Sprout

January, 2020

Weining Wang’21 and Professor of Chinese Daniel Youd working together.

Food for Thought

January, 2020

Cover of Summer of ’68 by David Benjamin’73.

Summer of ’68

January, 2020

Marca Bristo’74, Disability Rights Advocate.

Marca Bristo’74, Disability Rights Advocate

January, 2020

Marca Bristo’74, Disability Rights Advocate.

In Remembrance: Disability Rights Advocate Marca Bristo’74

January, 2020

In Remembrance: Robert G. Black, Professor of Modern Languages and Literatures

January, 2020

Round Table staffers on front porch of the Pumpkin House in 1973.

The Pumpkin House

January, 2020

A cannabis leaf made up of illustrations from a dollar bill, demonstrating the connection between cannabis and commerce.

The Complexity and Promise of Legal Cannabis

January, 2020

Tamir Ardon and Dan Greeney, Producer and Writer of the Film “Framing John Delorean”, in El Segundo, Calif.

All Roads Lead to the Delorean

January, 2020

A Historian’s Fresh Take on Black Capitalists and Civil Rights

January, 2020

Cover of The Learner: Confronting God, Golf, and Beyond by Thomas Warren.

The Learner: Confronting God, Golf, and Beyond

January, 2020

Fairbanks foundry workers, circa 1925. The Beloit company manufactured engines and other products and recruited African-American workers from the South.

Hank Woodard, Great Migration, and Student Protests

January, 2020

President Scott Bierman sitting in his office in Middle College.

An Investment in Beloit’s Next 174 Years

January, 2020

Lu Going’20 promotes WBCR as a staff member of the station.

Mellon Grant, a peek inside WBCR, and more news in brief

January, 2020

The Powerhouse under construction at dusk, lights shining through the building’s windows.

Countdown Clock at Zero for the Powerhouse

January, 2020

Poet Marilyn Chin will be the 30th writer of distinction to hold the Mackey Chair.

30 Years of the Mackey Writers’ Program

January, 2020

Students working together in a classroom.

‘Be All In’ Campaign Launches in 2020

January, 2020

Reflecting on Toni Morrison’s Legacy

January, 2020

Youngblood Named Dean of Students

January, 2020

Brick and Mortar Bookstore to Close in May

January, 2020

The city of South Beloit’s first public sculpture.

Class Project Turns into Public Sculpture

January, 2020

Gift box with a staple remover for Beloiters who returned a gift envelope.

Staples Cannot Deter Beloiters

January, 2020

Joy Beckman and Nicolette Meister, directors of Beloit’s two teaching museums.

Beckman, Meister to Lead Teaching Museums

January, 2020

Breaking Barriers, Building Bridges

January, 2020

John Murphy ’18, graduate student at UW-Madison, proudly sporting a Beloit shirt.

Very, very cool physics from alum John Murphy ’18

December, 2019

Career and Community Engagement Center staff advise students in individual appointments.

Career and Community Engagement by the Numbers

December, 2019

Pathik Rupwate’21 (left) and Saad Ahsan’21 (right)

Saad Ahsan’21 and Pathik Rupwate’21 share their thoughts on becoming the new BSG co-presidents.

December, 2019

Eric Boynton, provost and dean of the college.

Channels: Q&A With Provost Eric Boynton

December, 2019

Ready for Work?

December, 2019

Seniors Kelly McLean and Andrei Pridhodko with their Duffy internship supervisors at Kerry Ingredients and Flavors

Interns Learn and Add Value

December, 2019

Alex Cullison ’20 conducted research at the Preservation Archaeological Field School in New Mexico where he excavated a filed unit at the Gila River Valley Farm Site.

Excavating an Archaeological Field Site in New Mexico

December, 2019

Olivia Ruffins ’20, spent her summer studying threatened bumblebees and the plants they use at the Blandy Experimental Farm in Northern Virginia. (Those glasses helped her see small anatomical structures on the bees that allowed her to differentiate between species)

Studying Threatened Bumblebees in Northern Virginia

December, 2019

Kaveri Sarkar ’20 learns about University of Pennsylvania’s psychology program MindCORE and the research being conducted.

Exploring UPenn’s Psychology Progam

December, 2019

Public Health Go-Getter

December, 2019

Wagner Earns All-Wisconsin Honors

December, 2019

Jacob Cunningham ’20 worked in emergency services with the Red Cross in New York City.

Making an Impact in NYC

December, 2019

Shelbi Wilkin, costume shop manager for the theater and dance department, advises a student.

Humans of Beloit: Shelbi Wilkin

December, 2019

Meg Kulikowski ’21 tabling at the Capitol in downtown Raleigh, North Carolina.

Historical Education for All!

December, 2019

Data Science - Not a Typical Career

December, 2019

Flexibility in Data Analytics

December, 2019

Data Science - Not a Typical Career

December, 2019

Flexibility in Data Analytics

December, 2019

Numbers That Tell the Future

December, 2019

“Waiting for Jubilee”

November, 2019

“Openness”

November, 2019

Not So Good a Gay Man: A Memoir and other alumni books.

General-Interest Books by Alumni and Faculty Authors

November, 2019

English Professor Chris Fink helps students find and express their personal experiences through their writings.

The Stories We Tell

November, 2019

“The Resurrection of Rakesh Sharma”

November, 2019

“The Alaska Girl”

November, 2019

“Knuckles”

November, 2019

Kaela Evans, ’19, in a mock interview with a community partner.

Wisconsin Nonprofit Summer Internship Program

November, 2019

Walk of a Lifetime

November, 2019

Jonathan Dudley’20 talks with Professor Beatrice McKenzie and classmate Joanna Furlan’20

The Gospel According to Jonathan

November, 2019

Students creating independent projects in CELEB’s Maker Lab.

Midweek Creativity

November, 2019

Beloit College Baseball players discuss lunch buddies program

Beloit College baseball team makes sure no students eat alone

November, 2019

Beloit celebrates International Education Week

Beloiters Go Global

November, 2019

Full-Circle Mentorship

November, 2019

The Intersection of Dance and Community

November, 2019

Museum Directors named

November, 2019

Janet Nicoll, wife of former faculty member dies

November, 2019

Families were able to participate in many hands-on activities at the Saturday, Oct. 19 festival event.

Beloit hosts Wisconsin Science Festival

October, 2019

Khadiza Ali ’22, Mengyan Li ’21, and Gisela Sarabia-Sandoval ’22 attended the PPIA Conference in Minneapolis, MN together. Jessi Nguyen ’22 also attended, but is not pictured here.

Beloiters Represent at Public Service Conference

October, 2019

Shawn Gillen Essay Wins National Recognition

October, 2019

A group of student athletes gather around Kathy Selck ’98, Hall of Honor member.

Student athletes connect with alumni

October, 2019

A group of student athletes gather around Kathy Selck ’98, Hall of Honor member.

Homecoming Networking Event

October, 2019

15 ideas for ensuring first-generation college student success

October, 2019

Hengchun Mu’s Summer Internship

October, 2019

Students and Alumni outside of Hull House

Sociology Students and Alums Meet at Jane Addams House

October, 2019

2015 Mackey Chair Named 2019 National Book Award Finalist

October, 2019

Beloit student working hard in the Morse Library.

Our Guide to a Strong Essay

October, 2019

Caring for Diverse Populations

October, 2019

Op-ed article by Tobin Greenwald’20

October, 2019

Lillie Herbst, Education and Communications Fellow, Aldo Leopold Foundation

October, 2019

Shefali Kulkarni, Operations Editor, The Washington Post

October, 2019

Mashail Malik, PhD Candidate, Stanford University

October, 2019

Associate Professor of Classics Lisl Walsh

Senecan Tragedy in the City of Rome

October, 2019

Students and Alumni outside of Hull House

Sociology Students and Alums Meet Up at Hull House Museum

September, 2019

Alumni & Athletes - Building a Network

September, 2019

Finance: Master the Financial Portfolio Career

September, 2019

Finance: Responsibilities of a Product Developer

September, 2019

Accounting: Interesting Facts of the Tax Field

September, 2019

Accounting: Finding a Starting Point

September, 2019

Marketing: The Joy of Communications

September, 2019

Rose Williams ’21 spends some time among the plants in the campus greenhouse.

No Thorns Here, Why Beloit is Right For Rose

September, 2019

Why Maria Loves Beloit

September, 2019

Emerging Diseases class runs a body fluid exposure simulation

September, 2019

Marketing: Bringing Brands to Life

September, 2019

Real Estate: Creating New Homes

September, 2019

Entrepreneurship: Is It Worth a Try?

September, 2019

National Book Review interviews Chris Fink about new book

September, 2019

Shivangi Ambardar’21, center, relishes the peace and quiet of Beloit in the summer.

Reasons to Love Beloit in Summer

September, 2019

Following the Music in Summer

September, 2019

Hayley Tran’21 interned with Corporate Contractors, Inc.

Internship Offers Comprehensive Exposure to Beloit-Based Business

September, 2019

Salma Ali’21, left, and Qudsia Khalid’21 worked this summer as interns with Visit Beloit.

Tourism Rock Stars

September, 2019

The entire time he was a student, Brad Star’19 also interned with and worked for the Beloit Snappers minor league baseball team.

Enduring Internship Leads to a First Job

September, 2019

Monica Smith’19 interning with Brownfield Environmental Engineering Resources.

Focused on the Environment

September, 2019

Brooke Popkin worked as an EMT and firefighter for the South Beloit (Ill.) Fire Department.

Work with Purpose

September, 2019

Gjergj Ndoci’20 became a finance and marketing intern at Blackhawk Transportation.

Summer of Number Crunching and Making Connections

September, 2019

Tom Dickinson’73 has documented the loss of affordable housing in Arlington, Va., through his photographs.

Windows to the Past

September, 2019

Tobias Gurl’12 started advocating for transgender student housing rights at Beloit. Now, he’s moved up to healthcare issues at the statewide level.

Transgender Advocacy at Beloit Lays the Foundation for Iowa Challenge

September, 2019

From left, Erika Weiss Moczulewski’09, Tom Casadevall’69, and Dr. Sudha Pavuluri Quamme’94.

Awards for Outstanding Alumni

September, 2019

Edwin C. Bruning, Beloit College Trustee

In Remembrance: Edwin C. Bruning, Beloit College Trustee

September, 2019

The Damnation Army Band’s impromptu performance in the fall of 1968.

One day, unexpectedly, a band appeared

September, 2019

Hitting it out of the Park

September, 2019

Cover of “Inspired Ink” by Amy Church’85.

Inspired Ink

September, 2019

Cover of “Be, Awake, Create: Mindful Practices to Spark Creativity” by Rebekah Younger’76.

Be, Awake, Create: Mindful Practices to Spark Creativity

September, 2019

Cover of “Trustom Pond” by John Hafey’68.

Trustom Pond

September, 2019

Cover of “Represented: The Black Imagemakers Who Reimagined African American Citizenship” by Brenna Wynn Greer’94.

Represented: The Black Imagemakers Who Reimagined African American Citizenship

September, 2019

Cover of “ALS Saved My Life until it didn’t” by Dr. Jenni Kleinman Berebitsky’98.

ALS Saved My Life until it didn’t

September, 2019

Middle College and surrounding mounds at the start of autumn.

Freedom of Speech, Elmo Dancers, Mounds, and Little Free Libraries

September, 2019

President Scott Bierman speaking with students at Econ Day.

Decidedly the Best for the Undecided

September, 2019

Workers brought down a towering, 100-plus-year-old tree next to the President’s House.

Witness Tree, Memorial Hall, and more news in brief

September, 2019

Education for the 21st Century

September, 2019

Commencement speaker Ruth Hamilton’07 acknowledged students’ place on a cusp as they waited to graduate in mid-May.

On the Verge of the Next Big Thing

September, 2019

New Leadership in Provost’s and Enrollment Offices

September, 2019

Installation of the Powerhouse pedestrian bridge.

On the Waterfront

September, 2019

First-year students enjoying the festivities of move-in day.

Class of 2023 is in the House

September, 2019

Flying Red Harrows was featured in a retrospective exhibit last summer on the artwork of influential Professor Emeritus of Art Franklin Boggs. Created in 1948, the painting is in the Wright Museum of Art’s collection.

Artful Legacy

September, 2019

Marist Professor Tommy Zurhellen prepares for his walk across America for VetZero.

Tom Zurhellen Walked All the Way Across America

September, 2019

Gjergj Ndoci’20 became a finance and marketing intern at Blackhawk Transportation.

Summer in the City

September, 2019

Fairbanks foundry workers, circa 1925. The Beloit company manufactured engines and other products and recruited African-American workers from the South.

Coming North

September, 2019

It Burned Coal for Decades. Now It Will Let Beloit Students Blow Off Steam

September, 2019

Financial Advisor: Make the Best Use of Your Academic Experiences!

September, 2019

Financial Advisor: A Financial Recommendation Can Solve a Massive Problem

September, 2019

Alicia Wash’09

August, 2019

Evelyn Roman ’19 stands in front of her artworks celebrating Latinx women in Pearsons.

Evelyn Roman’19 Honors Trailblazers Through Art

August, 2019

A Passionate Advocate for Beloit

August, 2019

Beloit College Supporter Extraordinaire

August, 2019

Economics and a Rock Band

August, 2019

James Lockwood, Jr.’34 examining a collection of artifacts

Supporting Causes After his Lifetime

August, 2019

Transforming a Reunion Gift to Create a Legacy at Beloit

August, 2019

Phone home and everywhere else

August, 2019

Jim Rougvie (Geology) and Susan Furukawa (Japanese)

Totoro Saves the World

August, 2019

Beloit College named 4th best university in Wisconsin

August, 2019

Weissberg Chair Eskinder Negash, Senior Vice President for Global Engagement for the United States Committee for Refugees and Immigrants (USCRI) presents his keynote speech.

Weissberg Chair In Human Rights And Social Justice

August, 2019

Anne Elizabeth Moore, Beloit’s 29th Mackey Professor

August, 2019

Inside the Powerhouse auditorium as it takes shape in the spring of 2019.

Powerhouse Goes from Vision to Reality

August, 2019

Fulbright Student Scholars Headed to Iceland, Malaysia

August, 2019

Natasha Islam, a Beloit College sophomore, stood quietly all evening in Moore Lounge on March 27. Her sign lists the names of Iraqis killed in Baghdad in 2007 by Blackwater guards.

The Controversial Speech That Never Happened

August, 2019

Beloit’s turn-of-the-century baseball teams produced some impressive players, including Ginger Beaumont, the first to bat in the first World Series.

Baseball Cards from the Archives

August, 2019

Inside the Powerhouse with the running track above.

The Powerhouse: Tomorrow’s Student Center

August, 2019

David Harrison’20 repairs donated medical equipment as a part of his summer internship with Project C.U.R.E.

David Harrison’20 Internship with Project C.U.R.E

August, 2019

Lydia Wilson’21 with a slothful friend she made at her summer internship at the Wildlife Discovery Center.

Lydia Wilson’21 Makes a Slothful Friend at her Internship

August, 2019

Constance Lee

August, 2019

Renee

August, 2019

Ousia

August, 2019

Brittney

August, 2019

Aimee Oda’16 and Melissa Korniejczuk’17 pose in front of a rainbow wall.

Connecting in a New City

August, 2019

2018 Mackey Chair nominated for National Book Award

August, 2019

Mike Bess’79 speaking to a class at CELEB.

Open your eyes and experience it all: Mike Bess’79

August, 2019

I have a soft spot in my heart for student financial support

August, 2019

Summer Research Project on Eighteenth-century Jamaica

August, 2019

Claire Aichholzer ’15

August, 2019

Working for immigration reform: Tauheed Islam - Asian Americans Advancing Justice Policy Intern, Rep.Judy Chu (D-CA 27th district). Linh T. Dieu Ngyuen’20 AAJC Communications Interm, Andrew Peng - AAJC’s Communications Intern

Beloit Intern Linh T. Dieu Nguyen Advocates for Immigrants in D.C.

August, 2019

Makayla Stein’22 shows off the plasma ball at the Discovery Center

Makayla Stein’22 Shows Off the Plasma Ball

August, 2019

Quin Brunner investigates payday lending practices as a part of his internship.

Quin Brunner’21 Proposes Changes to Payday Lending

August, 2019

Anh Linh Le’21 Internship Chicago Public Schools

Linh Anh Le’20 Analyzes Data for Chicago Public Schools

August, 2019

Garrett Cornelius Moore’20 Intern at Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Garrett Cornelius Moore’20 Intern at Bank of America Merrill Lynch

August, 2019

Meghan Stein ’21 interning at the Shirley Ryan Ability Lab

Meghan Reilly’s Internship Working with Spinal Cord Rehabilitation

August, 2019

Professional experiences right in ‘your own backyard’

August, 2019

Geology Professor Jay Zambito discusses types of rock to a student in geology class.

Zambito awarded prestigious grant

July, 2019

From left:Ellis Jordan Lewis ’20,Isabel Mae Mendoza ’22, Lieutenant Governor Mandela Barnes, U.S. Senator for Wisconsin Tammy Baldwin, Beloit College President Scott Bierman and Beloit Memorial Senior Kaylyn Vences.

Re-Live the 2019 MLK Convocation

July, 2019

A little perspective on Beloit

July, 2019

Summit of Fuji-san with , from left to right, Professor Paul Stanley, Shuhei Fujita ’18, and Ngwe Phyo ’20.

Shuhei Fujita’18 develops energy software

July, 2019

The Learning Studio with new computers and comfortable chairs.

Summer Changes

July, 2019

Data Scientist: More Than Just Working with Data

July, 2019

Data Scientist: Turning an Interest into a Successful Career

July, 2019

Morgan Rehnberg ’12, Beloit physics major, at Kitt Peak Observatory

Major in physics at Beloit, and help save the world from asteroids

July, 2019

Analyzing Power House Energy

July, 2019

Ren Xi ’19 presenting at Student Symposium

Group Theory in Quantum Hydrogen

July, 2019

Stanley elected secretary for IPhO

July, 2019

Fran and Reese write poetry about hell

July, 2019

Veteran walking across country to bring awareness to suicide stops at Beloit College

July, 2019

An Experience in the Consulting Field

July, 2019

A Summer of Dealing with Large Data Set

July, 2019

Aaron Holzmuller’22 practices with the Cross Country team

Aaron Holzmueller’22 is not slowing down

July, 2019

Financial Portfolios and Leadership

July, 2019

Finding Autonomy

July, 2019

A Sense of Place

July, 2019

Bucs Recognized by Midwest Conference for Academic Excellence

July, 2019

Salma working as a Marketing and Content Development intern, also called the Visit Beloit Rockstar

Tourism Promotion in the Beloit Area

July, 2019

Dulce Saenz at the Vissum ophthalmology hospital in Alicante, Spain as a part of her study abroad program

What inspires pre-healthcare alums and students?

July, 2019

First year matches reconnect in their senior year to discuss their first impressions of each other.

Roomates Reunited

July, 2019

Beloit College McNair Scholars Summer Institute students

Beloit’s McNair Scholars Program brings diversity to academia

July, 2019

Aaron Holzmueller’22 runs during practice

Inspirational Athlete of the Year runner Aaron Holzmueller’22 sets eyes on Paralympic Games

July, 2019

Meshach Roberts ’19, holding a small weight in one of the physical therapy rooms at Athletico in Belvidere, IL at the start of his summer OPT training.

Spanish and Physical Therapy

July, 2019

Erika Weiss Moczulewski receives the Young Alumnae award, 2019.

Three Duffy Alums are VIPs at 2019 Commencement and Reunion

July, 2019

The accelerator generates a beam

July, 2019

Alum walks for Vet awareness

July, 2019

Exploring the deep blue

June, 2019

Marijuana Vandyck. Photo Credit: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

What’s in a name? Marijuana Vandyck earns Ph.D

June, 2019

Alice Gehrke‘16

June, 2019

Tim McKevett’86, right, CEO of Beloit Health System, is joined by Michael O’Neill, CEO of Kerry, as they share stories during Exploring Beloit.

Positively Local

June, 2019

Broakeen Sheffield’19 is a scientist, an athlete, and an entertainer

Who says you have to choose?

June, 2019

Saad Ahsan’21, Garrett Moore’20, and Beth Burnson’88 chat during Beloit’s 2019 Econ Day in Chicago.

Networking at Econ Day

June, 2019

Chemistry major Sarah Farr’19 shoots a handheld X-Ray fluorescence analyzer at a painting in the Wright Museum of Art’s permanent collection.

Art and Science

June, 2019

Syliva Lopez, professor of Spanish, is surrounded by her students as she received the Underkofler Award in May.

Excellent Undergraduate Teaching

June, 2019

Students celebrate Holi on Chapin Quad by tossing colored powder into the air. The Holi festival of colors, which also celebrates spring, originated in India.

Spring Day

June, 2019

Broakeen Sheffield’19 is a scientist, an athlete, and an entertainer

Who says you have to choose?

June, 2019

Professor Swanson describes what is happening on the Geology Department’s Stream Table to her class.

Students experiment with the Geology Department Stream Table

June, 2019

Gabe Strader-Brown’07

June, 2019

Val Ng’10

June, 2019

Kevin Link’10

June, 2019

Lisa Lombardo’06

June, 2019

Sara DeLong’15

June, 2019

Kim Budd’05

June, 2019

Green receives prestigious award from the Wisconsin Archaeological Society

June, 2019

Erika Weiss Moczulewski’09 speaking at the 2019 Alumni Assembly

Erika Weiss Moczulewski’09 YAA

June, 2019

Tom Casadevall’69 speaking at the 2019 Alumni Assembly.

Tom Casadevall’69 DSC

June, 2019

Sudha Pavulari Quamme’94 with her her DSC and two daughters at the 2019 Alumni Assembly.

Dr. Sudha Pavuluri Quamme’94 DSC

June, 2019

Veronica Siehl’06

June, 2019

Kelly Welz’12

June, 2019

On June 5, 2019, Beloit College installed the pedestrian bridge.

Powerhouse bridge installed

June, 2019

Eric Boynton hired as Provost and Dean of the College

June, 2019

Eight students in the 2019 Beloit Summer Blocks course “Writing on Two Wheels” are combining creative writing with bicycling to explore the community of Beloit and the area beyond it. The ride is lead by English Professor Chuck Lewis.

Writing on Two Wheels

May, 2019

Students celebrate at their Commencement

Right on the Verge of the Next Big Thing

May, 2019

Expat music industry alumna Rebecca Lammers’07 is working to change one of the little-known drawbacks of living and working abroad.

Paying Taxes, Times Two

May, 2019

Laser Cutter Adds Creativity to the Maker Lab

May, 2019

Eva Laun-Smith chats with Mr. Walter Knight

History Harvest Website is Live

May, 2019

A physics student presents on smart buildings at Spring Symposium Day.

Smart Buildings Presentation at Student Symposium

May, 2019

Community Gardeners

May, 2019

Rick Brooks’69 is co-founder of Little Free Libraries, the book sharing movement with more than 80,000 registered libraries in more than 90 countries.

Beloit: That Unique Place Right Across the Border

May, 2019

The Reunion Jazz Band plays at BB’s, Jazz, Blues, and Soups in St. Louis, Mo., in 2007. From left are Mike Kearsey’71, Bob Corbit, Mike Scavotto’69, and Don Carson’71.

Reunion Jazz Band Returns to its Roots

May, 2019

Anita M. Andrew, visiting professor of Asian history at Beloit College 1987 to 1994.

Anita Andrew, Former Visiting Professor of Asian History

May, 2019

Beloit’s campus is dotted by Native American burial mounds.

A New Generation Advocates for the Mounds

May, 2019

Books and Media

May, 2019

Mentors, More Basic Elmo Sightings, and a Legacy of Paddling

May, 2019

A Showcase of Love and Support for Beloit

May, 2019

Nine Longtime Faculty Members Retire

May, 2019

Media Studies Now a Stand-Alone Major

May, 2019

The Coughy Haus, which operates inside a former sorority house, sits at the corner of College and Clary Streets. (Photo © Andy Manis)

C-Haus Reopens

May, 2019

Joel Simon, executive director of the Committee to protect Journalists, served as Beloit’s 2019 Weissberg Chair, a residency program focused on human rights and social justice.

In Defense of Press Freedom

May, 2019

Acclaimed biologist Mark Moffett’79, described as a “daring eco-adventurer,” has photographed and researched ants, tree canopies, and frogs, just to name a few of his subjects. His new book is about what we can learn about human societies from the animal kingdom.

The Human Swarm

May, 2019

Native American burial mounds can be found all around the south end of campus.

A New Generation Advocates for the Mounds

May, 2019

Film editing beckoned Lynne Southerland’74 to Los Angeles after Beloit and she’s been productive in the industry ever since.

A Storyteller’s Animated Journey

May, 2019

1884 Beloit College Commencement Program. The invitations and programs reproduced in this story are part of a larger collection in Beloit College Archives.

Voices and Ephemera from Commencements Past

May, 2019

The Human Swarm: How Our Societies Arise, Thrive, and Fall

May, 2019

Callery’23 wins the 2019 Poetry Out Loud National Finals.

May, 2019

Between The Seasons, By J. Michael Kearsey’71, Berkshire Snow Music, 2018

Between the Seasons

May, 2019

Finding Kate: The Unlikely Story of 20th Century Healthcare Advocate Kate Macy Ladd

May, 2019

Cocoons, civic theater, and creating community

May, 2019

Chemistry major Sarah Farr’19 analyzes the painting Venus at the Forge of Vulcan with a handheld X-ray fluorescence spectrometer in the Wright Museum of Art.

Museum Monday: Interdisciplinarity: Science, Art, and Anthropology

April, 2019

Ruth Hamilton’07 announced as Commencement 2019 speaker

April, 2019

Powerhouse: Questions and Answers

April, 2019

Students in the Denver group of the Sophomore Shadow Program explore the city.

The Blizzard, the Bay, and Beloiters: A summary of the 2019 Sophomore Shadow Program

April, 2019

Rigorous Academics and Group Work

April, 2019

Beloit’s message to sixth grade girls: ‘Science is fun!’

April, 2019

Science Conference at Beloit College Invites 6th Grade Girls

April, 2019

Beloit boasts two Fulbright scholars for the 19-20 academic year

April, 2019

Nico Borbely’19, Fulbright Student Award recipient

Beloit graduate who speaks nine languages selected for Fulbright honor

April, 2019

Archaeology: Lessons from the Past students explored the relationship between changing technology and gender disparity.

Gender and technology

April, 2019

The Poor People’s Campaign

April, 2019

New Media Studies major aims to integrate disciplines

April, 2019

Tiny Earth initiative to fight shortage of new antibiotics heads to Beloit College

April, 2019

Group photo with the washed print on the table. The cups of yellow water in the foreground hold what was washed out of the print.

Milwaukee Art Museum Conservator presents workshops to Museum Studies students

April, 2019

Living Life to the Fullest

April, 2019

The Powerhouse will have a “Smart Mart” vending machine convenience store.

For your Convenience...the Powerhouse gets a 24/7 store

March, 2019

Big ideas, practical applications, and a few gentle nudges

March, 2019

Weissberg Chair in Human Rights and Social Justice Joel Simon takes part in a panel discussion during the 2019 Weissberg week of events.

Committee to Protect Journalists Executive Director holds residency at Beloit College

March, 2019

Between empathy and violence

March, 2019

Healthy Happy Hour brings out students, clubs, athletes, faculty, and staff for a 5K fun run together.

Beloit welcomes swimmer with spina bifida to college team

March, 2019

The Weissberg Auditorium will have first-class theater level seating.

Powerhouse Construction Update: Progress High and Low

March, 2019

Daigeng Tian in the DMZ zone between North and South Korea.

Broading Interests

March, 2019

Religiosity and Yoga

March, 2019

Can the federal reserve affect oil shocks?

March, 2019

Kathleen Connell’20 stands with a Kazahk eagle hunter near Almaty, Kazakhstan

Navigating culture, gender, and politics in Central Asia

March, 2019

Helen Werner (left) and Haley Michael ’19 (right) review museum records for their NAGPRA work at the Logan Museum.

Museum Monday: Bioarchaeology and NAGPRA at the Logan Museum

March, 2019

Helping clubs get started and get funding

February, 2019

School record shattered at Midwest Conference Indoor Championships

February, 2019

Britta Johnson posing with a statue of a young girl.

Breaking Down Barriers

February, 2019

Nathan Marklin volunteered at a migrant camp in southern Mexico.

Volunteering with a migrant camp

February, 2019

Rita Chang’18 and Melissa Pelkey’19 volunteered at the Stateline Literacy Council helping adults prepare to take their citizenship exam.

Preparing for Citizenship Exams

February, 2019

Student sets up a display in the Wright Museum of Art.

Museum Monday: Students re-establish Museum Club

February, 2019

Suzanne Thorpe,2019 Ferrall Artist-In-Residence

Ferrall Residency starts next week

February, 2019

Todd Tubutis’92 named director of West Virginia University’s art museum

February, 2019

Beloit alumnus helps break decades-long sexual abuse story

February, 2019

Dancing Through Life

February, 2019

Trustee Isaac Bamgbose’13 makes Indianapolis Business Journal’s 2019 Forty under 40

February, 2019

The Spring Festival Celebration for Chinese New Year

February, 2019

Cognitive Science and Comics

February, 2019

Cover image for Beloit Fiction Journal, Volume 32, 2019.

2019 Hamlin Garland Award Winner

February, 2019

Laura Grube’08 teaching in the Science Center.

Being Both an Alum and a Faculty Member

February, 2019

Jennifer Esperanza has mentored many Beloit students, including Dan Weyl’10, who took an unconventional path in his study of anthropology.

A Two-Way Street

January, 2019

Beloit’s Buccaneer Boat Club is renewing enthusiasm for recreating on the water.

Going with the Flow

January, 2019

Writer and food blogger Tenaya Darlington’94 teaches writing at Saint Joseph’s University in Philadelphia. One of her recent books is about the iconic Philly cheese shop Di Bruno Bros. House of Cheese.

How to Cure Homesickness: Try the Salami and Cheese

January, 2019

With repurposed fabric, a strong sense of fashion, and a sewing machine, Qurat ul Ain’20 brought sustainable clothes and bags to Beloit to raise awareness about the waste of the fashion industry.

A Fashion Statement that Speaks Louder than Words

January, 2019

The Beloit College Powerhouse named “best overall future project” by the World Architecture Festival.

Powerhouse Wins International Architecture Prize

January, 2019

Lt. Governor to keynote MLK Convocation

January, 2019

This year’s conservation piece is the Adoration of the Magi.

Museum Monday: Lucas Cranach the Elder

January, 2019

Pool House truss installed in the Powerhouse

January, 2019

Starry Starry Night

January, 2019

Old Records Never Die: One Man’s Quest for His Vinyl and His Past

January, 2019

Four alumni athletes inducted into the 2018 Athletic Hall of Honor during Homecoming and Family & Friends weekend.

2018 Athletic Hall of Honor

January, 2019

Scott Schleich’93 still holds the conference high jump record of seven feet even.

Beloit Prevails with 25-Year Track Record

January, 2019

Skip Davis’59 leads a first-of-its-kind geology field trip at Baraboo Hills, WI.

In the Company of an Expert Alumnus

January, 2019

1931: The reanimated monster, played by English actor Boris Karloff (1887 - 1969), meets his maker, played by Colin Clive (1898 - 1937) in ‘Frankenstein’, directed by James Whale. (Photo via John Kobal Foundation/Getty Images)

Why Frankenstein Will Never Die

January, 2019

The book Murder on Shades Mountain by Melanie S. Morrison’71

Books and Media

January, 2019

Basic Elmos, Crawford Gates, and Alumni-Student Connections

January, 2019

Xilong “Tony” Zhu’13 standing at attention in military garb.

Alumnus Continues Fight for Citizenship

January, 2019

Beef Taco isolated on white - clipping path included (excluding the shadow)

Stress Relief

January, 2019

Rankings That Matter

January, 2019

“Cry for Help 2”, by Ibrahima Dieye, 2018. Dieye’s work is composed of Bic pen, acrylic, collage, and pastels and exhibited as part of The View From Here: Contemporary Perspectives From Senegal.

The View From Here

January, 2019

George H.W. Bush visits Beloit College in February 1978.

Remembering George H.W. Bush

January, 2019

Making the College Their Own

January, 2019

“Touch of Grey,” a large-scale mosaic portrait of Jerry Garcia, is one of Kevin Champeny’s recent works of art.

Large-Scale Art Grows From the Tiniest Pieces

January, 2019

Political Science and Exploring: Pablo Toral

December, 2018

New engagement program aims to bring Beloiters together

December, 2018

Nathan Marklin’21 running at the 2018 Homecoming parade.

Off Campus Opportunities and Athletics

December, 2018

Students in the critical identity studies course Black Lives Matter work on the Wright Museum of Art.

Museum Monday: BLACK MATTER/ING: AN ACTIVIST POIESIS Exhibition

November, 2018

David Segura, assistant professor of education and youth studies

Humans of Beloit: David Segura

November, 2018

In a collaboration with Truman Lowe, students in the Contemporary Art in an Age of Global Warming course created a piece of art to honor the Ho-Chunk Nation.

Making Ho-Chunk History Visible Through Contemporary Environmental Art

November, 2018

Drew Agnew’18 talks to RLST 220 students about the significance of objects

Museum Monday: The African Diaspora, The Black Atlantic, and The Logan Museum

November, 2018

Powerhouse: Best Future Building in the World

November, 2018

Liberating the Convicted

November, 2018

Humans of Beloit: Todd Braje’98

November, 2018

Wright Museum of Art Director Joy Beckman, ConservatorMarion Boyer, and students Amelia Nuzzo’20 and Sherry Dihn’ 20 examine the Ushnishavidjaya thangka.

Museum Monday: Wright Museum receives conservation grant

November, 2018

CCI, Inc. continues work on the Powerhouse.

Powerhouse Construction Update: Steel and Concrete

October, 2018

Frankenstein at 200

October, 2018

Quadir wins top poster at Western Bioarchaeology Interest Group Conference

October, 2018

Associate Professor of Geology James “Jay” Zambito working with students.

Humans of Beloit: James “Jay” Zambito

October, 2018

Beloit Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Team

Beloit’s Swimming and Diving team shatters stereotypes

October, 2018

Introducing Powerhouse Director Steve Robinson and his Plans for Beloit’s Newest Facility

October, 2018

Georgia Armitage ’19

October, 2018

Hernan Santacruz ’19

October, 2018

Sylvia Feng ‘10

October, 2018

Brooke Cooperstein ‘13

October, 2018

Ted (Teng) Liu ‘13

October, 2018

Catherine Krol ’16

October, 2018

Julia Wang ’17

October, 2018

Everett Teetor ‘17

October, 2018

Sukanya Upadhyaya ’19

October, 2018

From left are: Amanda Lawnicki’14, Emma Wingfield’08, Megan Slavish’14, and Barb Knittel’06.

Alumni recount paths to work that matters

September, 2018

From left: Lu “Emily” Liu’18, from China, Linh Ahn Le’20, from Vietnam, and Hian Yong Yeo’17 from Singapore founded the Beloit International Student Career Services club.

A Network of Global Beloiters

September, 2018

Map of the Beloit College mounds. Map drafted by Shannon Fie.

Mounds and the Museum

September, 2018

Dexter Kopas’18 and Hanlin Zhang’20 descend Mt. Song in Henan Province.

Exploring Landscapes and Rivers in Transition

September, 2018

Aaron Nesser’11, designer, biologist and founding member of AlgiKnit, strives to combat the excessive materialism of the fashion industry and creates products that are stylish, functional and environmentally friendly.

Innovator

September, 2018

Thoughts on the Beloit Plan

September, 2018

First Landing: The “Stop the Bombing” Occupation of Kaho’olawe Island By Stephen Kane-A-’I Morse’68

General-Interest Books by Alumni and Faculty Authors

September, 2018

Edward C. Hoerr’57, Beloit College board member from 1985 to 1998 and one of only 4 alumni to serve as interim president during the college’s 1990-91 academic year.

Trustee and Interim College President Edward C. Hoerr’57

September, 2018

Crawford Gates, Professor Emeritus of Music at Beloit College from 1966 to 1989.

Crawford Gates, Professor Emeritus of Music

September, 2018

The 2018 DSC recipients with President Scott Bierman. From left: Raj Fernando’93, Bierman, Marty Dyer Feltus’68, and Rosemary Widmann Gruber’68. Photo by: Amanda Reseburg.

Beloit Proud

September, 2018

Beloit College mid-1970’s softball team called “Suppose That,” which was mostly composed of Basic Elmos, a fun-loving group of practical jokers.

The Silly [but mostly true] Story of the Basic Elmos

September, 2018

Brightly colored plastic Adirondack chairs, arranged in small circular groupings, appeared on campus one morning late last spring.

News in Brief

September, 2018

Beloit College students meet with Oaxacan artists, craftspeople and museum curators to learn about weaving and dye-making processes. They returned from Oaxaca, Mexico with 12 contemporary textiles that were catalogued and added to Logan’s collection.

Return to Oaxaca Brings Bristol Collection Full-Circle

September, 2018

Stephen Robinson joined Beloit College in August of 2018 as the inaugural director of the college’s Powerhouse.

Powerhouse Updates

September, 2018

Steven Hawkins (right), Beloit’s 2017 - 18 Weissberg Chair, poses with Pulitzer Prize-winning international journalist Roy Gutman (left), and Beloit’s 2002 - 03 Weissberg Chair, Marvin Weissberg (middle).

On Criminal Justice Reform

September, 2018

College Addressing Deficit

September, 2018

Eva Laun-Smith’21 competes in the 2018 NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championships Event - Women’s Triple Jump.

Not One, But Two Championship Athletes From The City of Beloit

September, 2018

City of Beloit Dubbed a ‘Foodie Getaway’

September, 2018

Graduates at Beloit College graduation May 20, 2018 (Photo © Andy Manis)

Skies Clear for the Class of 2018

September, 2018

President Scott Bierman at Beloit College graduation May 20, 2018

Some Perspective On Why We Do What We Do

September, 2018

Powerhouse Project makes the World Architecture Festival Shortlist

August, 2018

Student Mati Schliem-Guzman works with Education Program Specialist Bri Hansen to sort hard and soft items to put into a pillow to be donated to the Humane Society. Hansen said the exercise helps Schliem-Guzman overcome her tactile defensiveness.

Toys and Tasty Treats Offer Comfort, a Path to Empathy

August, 2018

Rachel and Charlie get mindful about STEM

July, 2018

Daniel and Simon explore a very odd text

July, 2018

Female representation in a galaxy far away

July, 2018

Kirsten Bonnie stands in the Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago. Photo Credit: Alyssa Schukar for The Chronicle

How to study primates at a smaller institution

July, 2018

Scott and Laura explain a 600 year old printing process

July, 2018

Beloit hires inaugural Powerhouse Director

July, 2018

Having courage: Gisela Sarabia Sandoval’22

June, 2018

Beloit launches Center for Collections Care

June, 2018

Luke Somers’08 brother and mother accept his YAA on his behalf in Eaton Chapel.

Luke Somers’08 YAA

June, 2018

Rosemary Widmann Gruber’68 accepts her DSC in Eaton Chapel.

Rosemary Widmann Gruber’68 DSC

June, 2018

Martha Dyer Feltus’68 accepts her DSC in Eaton Chapel.

Martha “Marty” Dyer Feltus’68 DSC

June, 2018

Raj Fernando’93 accepts his DSC in Eaton Chapel.

Raj Fernando’93 DSC

June, 2018

Madison Oakley

June, 2018

Anthropology and creative writing students collaborated on a photographic narrative.

A photographic narrative from Cuzco

June, 2018

Following in Frances’ footsteps: A spring break trip to Oaxaca, Mexico

May, 2018

Xilong “Tony” Zhu’13 standing at attention in military garb.

Alumnus Swept Up In Homeland Security Snare

May, 2018

Six Faculty Members Retire At Year’s End

May, 2018

Social justice leader, litigator, and former executive director of Amnesty International USA Steven W. Hawkins held Beloit’s 2017-18 Weissberg Chair in International Studies. Hawkins visited classes and presented talks about the U.S. criminal justice system and how it disproportionately targets minorities and the economically disadvantaged. “We live in a period of mass incarceration,” Hawkins said. “And we are the leading jailer in the world.”

Law and Justice

May, 2018

Darlington Sabasi

May, 2018

Ron Watson

May, 2018

John Kaufmann

May, 2018

Christi Clancy

May, 2018

Robin Zebrowski

May, 2018

Daniel Barolsky

May, 2018

A group of South Beloit firefighters are shown clockwise from top left: Alex Leininger ’18, Duncan McFadden ’18, Nico Hamacher, Ryan Jacquemet ’19, and Eben Crawford ’17.

Saving Lives, While Still in College

May, 2018

In Remembrance: Art Professor Ralph Knasinski

May, 2018

In Remembrance: Eudora Shepherd, Professor of Music

May, 2018

In Remembrance: College Trustee Gene Zeltmann’62

May, 2018

Stephanie Klett ’89, Wisconsin’s award-winning Secretary of Tourism, shows off her state’s best-known export.

Wisconsin Insider

May, 2018

Beloit’s Bold Experiment

May, 2018

Seeing the Border, First Hand

May, 2018

Amanda Browder ’98, in back, looks on as Sophia Hale-Brown ’18, left, Nancy Story, center, and Joyce Ronan work on “Power Plant Beloit.” (The finished piece is on our inside front cover.)

Ephemeral Art is One BIG Collaboration

May, 2018

The Bristol Collection and memories of Michael Simon

May, 2018

Seeking a Good Society

May, 2018

Free Expression and the Marketplace of Ideas

May, 2018

Mixed in among the documents and photographs you’d expect to find in Beloit’s Archives are any number of unusual objects, such as beanies, banners, busts, and other Beloit ephemera from long ago, not to mention examples of vintage college swag. The exact origin of this bright felt pennant is unknown, but Archivist Fred Burwell’86 speculates this expression of Beloit spirit has been around for at least a century.

From the Archives

April, 2018

Getting the Most from a Beloit College Education

April, 2018

Speaker Stirs Controversy

April, 2018

Michael Strawbridge’19 named 2018 APSA Ralph Bunche Summer Institute Scholar

April, 2018

Trend Report: Converse Shoes and Mom Jeans

April, 2018

College Refines Response Protocol

April, 2018

“Power Plant Beloit”

April, 2018

Dakotah Revai’18 sits at Seven Sisters Cliffs in Eastbourne (about 20 miles outside of Brighton)

Postcard: Dakotah Revai’18

April, 2018

Professor of Law and Chair of Political Science and African Studies Rachel Ellett and Rosa Ennison’17

International courts and the African Woman

April, 2018

Ashley Sorenson’18

April, 2018

The Extended Mind

March, 2018

Closing the gap in science education

March, 2018

Sophia Hale-Brown’18 sits in the garden of a luxury resort in Northern California.

We are what we eat

March, 2018

The Chase, 1903 Helen Hyde (American, 1868–1919) Woodblock print WMA Gift of the Art League of Beloit 10.1089

Museum Monday: Japan through the eyes of American women artists

March, 2018

Nadia Hecker-O’Brien

March, 2018

Rachel Bergstrom stands in the Sanger Science Center lab and poses with a model of the human brain.

Locating seizures

March, 2018

Advising Practicum provides a full-day series of workshops and sessions help students reflect on their educational experiences and plan for their future.

The big three: Duffy, Advising Practicum and Weissberg

March, 2018

Professors Darlington Sabasi (left) and Jermaine Moulton talk with Director of Strategic Research and Assessment Ellie Anderbyrne’05.

Alumni offer words of wisdom at 32nd Annual Econ Day

February, 2018

Jennifer Putman’18 and featured artist Bryan Whitney at the opening of Strange Light.

Museum Monday: Strange Light and Traveling Gods

February, 2018

Professor of Art Mark Klassen won first prize at the 2018 Wisconsin Artists Biennial for his wooden piece titled “Air Conditioner.”

Beloit Professor wins 2018 Wisconsin Art Biennial

February, 2018

Megan Armstrong Scheffer’10

February, 2018

Hian Yong Yeo’17

February, 2018

Britt Scharringhausen, associate professor of physics and astronomy, hosted a watch party when Cassini-Huygens signed off after orbiting Saturn for two decades. She used Cassini data with her classes to study Saturn’s rings.

Goodbye, Cassini

January, 2018

Kayla Syrocki

January, 2018

Lenka Becvar ’07

January, 2018

David Malek’00

January, 2018

Marley Howe

January, 2018

Frances Bristol collection at the Logan Museum Beloit College Oaxaca Aug. 1, 2017, in Madison, Wis.

Attention to Detail

January, 2018

James Osen, Corlis Professor of History

January, 2018

Raina Croff’s work as an assistant professor of neurology at the Oregon Health & Science University brings her interests in African-American history together with medical anthropology. She’s standing in front of a mural featuring a portrait of Coretta Scott King and other black women leaders at the Black United Fund of Oregon, located in one of the neighborhoods where the SHARP study takes place.

Walking to Remember

January, 2018

Nelson Van Valen, Professor of History

January, 2018

Michael Simon, in 1984, wearing a lupe—a magnifying glass used by photographers. From the 1960s through the ’90s, Simon taught at Beloit and made thousands of photographs.

Only Connect

January, 2018

Funeral for the Beloit summer term, Phil Straffin and Judy Schroeder, Max Kunin in the red hair.

Marking the End of an Era

January, 2018

“St. John, Newfoundland, Canada is a beautiful city! The houses are all painted in bold colors. A nice place to visit.”

Dancing Around the World

January, 2018

Matt Vadnais and Tessa Sebastian’17 run their playlist and talk during “The Liminal Space” on WBCR last fall.

Time to Spin Some Records and Talk

January, 2018

Micheal Pugh’92, photographed in 1992, died in 2016 at 47. “Mike Pugh was elfin. He was magical, from another world,” Simon remembers. “He was more fitting in the ceramics lab or an Alaskan fishing boat than in a b Beloit college classroom, but he seemed to handle nearly anything.”

A Selection of Student Portraits by Michael Simon

January, 2018

Goodbye, Cassini

January, 2018

Students in the International Club march in Beloit’s Homecoming parade in October. Their festive group occasionally broke into dance moves and earned the parade’s Grand Prize.

News in Brief

January, 2018

Remembering Eudora Shepherd

January, 2018

How Much for That Tree?

January, 2018

Students are holding signs that were made with a 3D printer in CELEB’s Maker Lab, which will move to the renovated building’s third floor. Photo by: Howard Korn.

CELEB Gets a Makeover, Adds to Vibrant Downtown

January, 2018

International Education Updates and Goals

January, 2018

Byrd-Felker’s Cause Continues in Ecuador

January, 2018

Makers [of Slime] at the World Maker Faire

Makers [of Slime] at the World Maker Faire

January, 2018

Students work to plant new plants at the site of a 250-year-old tree that fell during a spring storm.

Many Hands, Quick Work

January, 2018

Science Center Named for Sangers

January, 2018

Building Community Through Creativity

January, 2018

Be More. Be Remarkable.

January, 2018

My friends and I (second right in black jacket) visit Le Mont St. Michel, an abbey on an island at the border of Brittany and Normandy. One of these friends is Alex Villegas ’19 (striped shirt), who studied in Rennes this semester and will study in Morocco next semester.

Postcard: Harper Fox ’19

December, 2017

Naming the Science Center

November, 2017

Powerhouse Design Development is Complete

November, 2017

Sustained Dialogue Meets World

November, 2017

Devin Anderson’18

October, 2017

Jennifer Pantelios’19 belongs to a revolving collective of students who tend Beloit’s Urban Garden, casually known as the “BUG.” Last year, she started a garden composting system that involves volunteers, a wagon, and kitchen scraps, as well as some muscle.

Growing Local

September, 2017

Stan Riggs, a coastal and marine geologist who has been doing research on modern coastal systems since 1964, surveys the coastal bluffs, marshes, and swamp forests at Goose Creek State Park in Washington, NC, where climate change, rising seas, and shoreline erosion have taken a dramatic toll in the past two decades.

Land of Water

September, 2017

Professor Rob LaFleur teaching a course.

20 Questions, Two Civilizations, Game Changer

September, 2017

Zainab Alkhawaja’07 Young Alumni Award Acceptance Letter

September, 2017

From left are: Maggie Nygren’87, John Pasquin’67, Anne Mahle’92, President Scott Bierman, and Jamey Brumfield’92.

Alumni Honored for Work in the Arts, Human Rights, Public Service

September, 2017

In Remembrance: Frank Caleb Blodgett’50, Life Trustee

Remembering Frank Caleb Blodgett’50, Life Trustee

September, 2017

Remembering Ron Bontemps’51, a Giant from Beloit’s Golden Age of Basketball

September, 2017

Grace Ousley (1904) was the first African-American woman to graduate from Beloit College only nine years after the college opened its doors to women.

They Made History

September, 2017

Soldier Sister, Fly Home and other alumni books.

General-Interest Books by Alumni and Faculty Authors

September, 2017

Naomi Wachs’99, shown above, is a Food for Peace Officer for USAID in Turkey, working on a team that provides humanitarian assistance inside Syria. Kenny Andejeski’12 is a program leader for Remote Year, a company that brings professionals, freelancers, adventurers, and entrepreneurs together to work and live in 12 cities across three continents during one year. He spent the summer months working in Europe.

Unexpected Rendezvous in Istanbul

September, 2017

The Problem of False Confessions

September, 2017

New students moved into their college spaces on Aug. 21, 2017, the day of the “Great American Solar Eclipse.” The college held a viewing event for the celestial happening, billed as “a rare and bizarre experience not unlike the very experience of starting at a new school.”

News in Brief

September, 2017

5 Beloit Courses We’d Like to Take

September, 2017

A crane floats on a barge on the Rock River next to the Powerhouse.

Powerhouse Project Kicks Off, Cranes Move In

September, 2017

McAllister Plaza in front of Campbell Hall.

McAllister Plaza Dedicated

September, 2017

Class of 2021 Arrives

September, 2017

One of the oldest and largest trees on campus that came down in a storm the night of May 17.

Towering Oak Topples

September, 2017

Farewell and Thanks to Faculty and Staff

September, 2017

Alumna Roberta “Bobbi” Cordano’86 giving the 2017 Commencement address.

One of Beloit’s Own Keynotes 167th Commencement

September, 2017

New students make their way to Eaton Chapel for Convocation, which marks the beginning of the academic year.

What Unifies the Class of 2021

September, 2017

Paul Stanley received the Homer L. Dodge Citation for Distinguished Service in 2017 from the American Association of Physics Teachers.

Stanley Chalks up the Honors

July, 2017

Beth Dougherty accepts the YAA in absentia for Zainab Alkhawaja’07 in Eaton Chapel.

Zainab Alkhawaja’07 YAA

June, 2017

John Pasquin’67 accepts his DSC in Eaton Chapel.

John Pasquin’67 DSC

June, 2017

Anne Mahle’92 accepting her DSC in Eaton Chapel.

Anne Mahle’92 DSC

June, 2017

Jamey Brumfield’92 accepting her DSC in Eaton Chapel.

Jamey Brumfield’92 DSC

June, 2017

Margaret Nygren’87 accepting her DSC in Eaton Chapel.

Margaret Nygren’87 DSC

June, 2017

The Powerhouse is On

May, 2017

Professor Debra Majeed and President Scott Bierman celebrating Majeed’s acceptance of the 2016-17 James R. Underkofler Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Award.

Majeed Attracts Underkofler Award

May, 2017

Mannequins belonging to a recently deceased local electrician.

Mannequins as Muses

May, 2017

Show of Gratitude

May, 2017

Incredible Journey

May, 2017

Finding the Best Places to Nap

May, 2017

Bottle Ban

May, 2017

Eaton Chapel, pictured before the fire of 1953, now celebrates 125 years since its dedication.

125 Years of Eaton Chapel

May, 2017

El Grupo, in 1974 at the Cathedral at the Plaza de Armas, Arequipa, Peru. From left, on the ground: Karen Goodhope’76, Betsy Murray’77, and Laura Ronan’76. Seated: David Keehn’77, Court Federle’77, Peggy Gleason’77, John Butler’77, and Nicole Gotthelf’76. Standing in back: Mary Wollenberg, Mays’77, Jenny Dunn’77, Sekip Senturk’76, Kathryn Madden’77, Clare Kunny’75, Jessica Mott’75, Vicky Verdin’76, Michael Silbert’75, Beverly Kramer’77, Charles Lipkin’76, and Becca Mudge’77.

Viva El Grupo

May, 2017

Here’s to the Future

May, 2017

In Remembrance: Remembering a nurse and confidante

May, 2017

Stanley Chalks up the Honors

May, 2017

Angela Moten Russell’99 lead diversity and inclusion efforts at CUNA Mutual Group.

Game Changer

May, 2017

Board of Trustees member Dr. Jorge Galante

In Remembrance: Jorge Galante, pioneering orthopedic surgeon

May, 2017

Beloit College Magazine 2017-1 Winter Cover

Smoking in Smith, entrepreneur center, and Clyde Stubblefield

May, 2017

T-Shirt Time Travels

May, 2017

Lost and Found

May, 2017

20 Questions

May, 2017

Rob LaFleur teaching about the history of China.

Flipping the Classroom with Confucius

May, 2017

The March Against Fear

May, 2017

Up-River, Down-River, Out-to-Sea By Henry H. Woodard, Jr.

Up-River, Down-River, Out-to-Sea

May, 2017

2016-17 Weissberg Chair in International Studies Eskinder Negash.

International Migration Crisis, Up Close

May, 2017

The Real Power of the Powerhouse

May, 2017

News in Brief

April, 2017

John C. Petito

April, 2017

Austin Padjen: Learning The Importance Of Teaching Colleagues

April, 2017

Kathy Greene Retires

April, 2017

Brent Johnson’01

April, 2017

Steve Mrizek ’99

April, 2017

EDYS Honors Term: Chen Bao

April, 2017

Emily Sneed’17 holding one of her research sloths

Biological research during study abroad

April, 2017

EDYS Advising Practicum

March, 2017

Dance instructor Joey Hernandez’11 in Chicago. (Photo by Peter Wynn Thompson)

Rethinking the Entrepreneur

February, 2017

Gaby Scott’07

January, 2017

Anna Farbotko’04

January, 2017

Will Tomer’17 enjoying their Emerson apartment

What’s Old is New Again: Inside Emerson Hall

January, 2017

Assistant Professor of Political Science Ron Nikora has been recruiting volunteers to take part in training with local police officers to further understanding between both groups. His research interests include the politics of race and ethnicity, domestic and global health inequalities, national health care systems, and public health policy. He joined Beloit in 2013.

Role Playing with the Local Police

January, 2017

Olivia Love-Hatlestad’20, at left, in Beloit’s production of Baby With the Bathwater. Love-Hatlestad arrived on campus in August with a film crew in tow.

All the World’s a Stage for this First-Year Student

January, 2017

Students and Faculty lined up for convocation.

Students Go First

January, 2017

Flu Shot: It’s Not About You

January, 2017

Making an Entrance

January, 2017

Sexual Assault Survey Results Are In

January, 2017

Beloit College Powerhouse from the river

Powerhouse Ready to Power Up

January, 2017

Clearing the Bar

January, 2017

November Turbulence

January, 2017

Tessa Heady’98 and Jenni Kleinman Berebitsky’98

Best Friends Forever

January, 2017

KEYO’s Delna Sepoy, Jaxon Klein, and Kaye Palanco at their office in Chicago.

Rethinking the Entrepreneur

January, 2017

Darrell Scott, Jr.’13 and Abigail Bohstedt’13

Young Alumni Lost in Car Accident

January, 2017

The 2016 Athletic Hall of Honor inductees are from left, back row: Marc Montoya’00, Brenda Erdman Miller’96, and Josh Hinz’06. Coach Bob Hodge is front and center.

Four Alumni Receive Top Athletic Honors

January, 2017

Students talk on the steps of Smith Union.

A Perfect Union

January, 2017

Freedom March

January, 2017

Losses

January, 2017

Immigration Policies a Vestige of the Cold War

January, 2017

Books and Media

January, 2017

News in Brief

January, 2017

It’s Time To Listen, Hear, Connect

January, 2017

Reid Libby’16 sings an impromptu tribute to theatre professor John Kaufmann.

Commencement Serenade a Highlight

September, 2016

A Stich in Time

September, 2016

Remembering Tyler

September, 2016

Bravo, Dreamers

September, 2016

French Education Honor Goes to Prof. Street

September, 2016

Bobbi Cordano’86 gives remarks to Gallaudet University’s Staff Council in January, just after taking office as university president.

Top of Her Game

September, 2016

Beloit Welcomes the Class of 2020

September, 2016

True Stories

September, 2016

Beloit College Baseball celebrates their Midwest Conference Championship

Recipe for Success Leads Bucs to MWC Championship

September, 2016

Alumni who received Distinguished Service Citations at Beloit’s 2016 Reunion join College President Scott Bierman in front of the President’s House on campus. From left are Matt Tolmach’86, Daniel Ames’91, Alisan Goldfarb’71, President Bierman, and Bob Norris’66.

Alumni Receive Highest Honors for Service

September, 2016

Eric Byron’70 has made phonographs from found objects, played vintage records for visitors to a New York park, and now studies early recordings by and about “outsiders” in America. Many were immigrants who came through Ellis Island.

Retro D.J.

September, 2016

Students pose in front of Emerson Hall in the 1930s when the residence hall was exclusively for women.

Emerson Hall Starts New Chapter

September, 2016

Among the extraordinary Japanese prints in the Wright Museum of Art’s collection is Owl on Branch, from the late 19th to early 20th century. This print is part of the Shin Hanga or “New School” of Ukiyo-e printmaking. The Wright Museum purchased the print from an unknown source in 1931.

Owl On Branch

September, 2016

Les McAllister, Field Terms, and Sexual Assault Survivors

September, 2016

Beloit College McNair Scholarship June 15, 2016

Why McNair Matters

September, 2016

Cheesemaker: Veronica Pedraza’02 studied rhetoric and discourse to prepare for law school, but these days, she’s using these skills to market the award-winning farmstead cheeses she makes.

Cheesemaker

September, 2016

Blackballed: The Black and White Politics of Race on America’s Campuses By Lawrence Ross

Politics of Race

September, 2016

In Memory of Dave Mason’49

September, 2016

Elephants and Kings: An Environmental History By Thomas R. Trautmann’62

Elephants and Kings: An Environmental History

September, 2016

History’s Child

September, 2016

Red Lakes

September, 2016

The Great House of Raúl Rodríguez by Sonette Chanson Tippens’65

The Great House of Raúl Rodríguez

September, 2016

Ramblin’ Boy: The Letters of Steve Hoyt

September, 2016

The New Cocktail Hour: The Essential Guide to Hand-Crafted Drinks By André Darlington’98 and Tenaya Darlington’94

The New Cocktail Hour: The Essential Guide to Hand-Crafted Drinks

September, 2016

News in Brief

September, 2016

The Alumni Assembly audience, including President Bierman at right, reacts to alumni stories shared in Eaton Chapel during Reunion.

Being There

August, 2016

Abigail Kaage’11

July, 2016

Bob Norris’66 accepts his DSC in Eaton Chapel.

Bob Norris’66 DSC

June, 2016

Matt Tolmach’86 accepting his DSC in Eaton Chapel.

Matt Tolmach’86 DSC

June, 2016

Daniel Aimes’91 accepts his DSC in Eaton Chapel.

Daniel Aimes’91 DSC

June, 2016

Alisan Goldfarb’71 accepting her DSC in Eaton Chapel.

Alisan Goldfarb’71 DSC

June, 2016

Larissa Thomas’06 accepts her YAA in Eaton Chapel.

Larissa Thomas’06 YAA

June, 2016

Alexis Cohen-Pena’09

June, 2016

Glenda Reed’07

June, 2016

Brendan Gordon’07

June, 2016

Irene Rogers’11

June, 2016

Molly Steigerwald’11

June, 2016

Paige Witmer’11

June, 2016

Ellie Daniels’13

June, 2016

Anton Graham’13

June, 2016

Madeline Horwath’13

June, 2016

Roxanna Sanchez-Avila’15

June, 2016

Aaron Bauhs’05

June, 2016

Erik Stiller’04

June, 2016

Erin M. Wheeler’01

June, 2016

A commencement ceremony in the Marvin Field House, circa 1950.

Fridays With Fred: Commencement Throughout The Years

May, 2016

Cover of the 60th Anniversary issue of The Round Table from 1907.

Fridays With Fred: The Round Table

April, 2016

A close up on Edward Strong Merrill as he wins his race at the I.C.A.A. Track Meet in Chicago circa 1901.

Fridays with Fred: Best All-Around Athlete in the West

April, 2016

Athletic Hall of Honor 1963 Annual Banquet Pamphlet

Fridays with Fred: The Founding of the Beloit College Athletic Hall of Honor

April, 2016

Record Interest in Beloit—Again

April, 2016

Emerson Hall Restoration Scales Up

April, 2016

Lana Wieseman’16 preparing to take a free throw.

All-Time Leading Scorer

April, 2016

Beloit Relays queen being crowned by college president Croneis, 1945.

Fridays With Fred: Continuing a Year in Time

April, 2016

Photo courtesy of the Washington Redskins

A ‘world class education’ and a path to the NFL

April, 2016

Shakespeare and the Actor

April, 2016

“Ms. Beckie” Katzenmeyer works with students on pajama day at Toad Hill Montessori School.

From College to Kindergarten

April, 2016

Thanks, Bobbie

April, 2016

Paganistan: Contemporary Pagan Community in Minnesota’s Twin Cities

April, 2016

Joe Davis’10 to call games for the Dodgers

Joe Davis’10 to call games for the Dodgers

April, 2016

The Women’s Soccer team welcomed Isla Lentz.

Soccer Team Signs 6-Year-Old

April, 2016

Godawful Dreams

April, 2016

Susan Beebe’72, left, and Barbara Beck’70 on a trolley car. The roommates worked for the U.S. Passport Agency in San Francisco.

The Illustrious Field Term

April, 2016

SAE brothers and basketball players, from left, are Dennis Hodge’61, Frank McClellan’61, Tom Rath’62, Bob Winkler’62, and Ben Galloway’62 at the Winklers’ home in Colorado.

After nearly 60 years, these Buccaneers don’t quit

April, 2016

Students enjoy dining at Lucy’s #7 in downtown Beloit.

Downtown Food Scene

April, 2016

By Craig Bennett Hallenstein’72 Storyville Press, 2016

The Dolphin

April, 2016

Haleigh Thomas’ honors term focused on training bystanders to get involved in thwarting sexual assault.

Shining a Light

April, 2016

The Gil Carter Correspondence

April, 2016

Radio Pioneer

April, 2016

Seeking refuge, Madison March, M-I, and WBCR

April, 2016

Students use modern technology to learn more about the mounds.

Campus Archaeology

April, 2016

Losses

April, 2016

Wry Humor: Reflections as a Side Dish

April, 2016

From left: John Pasquin’67, Jon Haller’02, Jay Leno, and Tim Allen on the set of Last Man Standing.

Writing for Television

April, 2016

Art and Politics

April, 2016

News in Brief

April, 2016

President Scott Bierman speaks with a student during an Econ Day event.

When Alumni and Students Connect, Everybody Wins

April, 2016

Fridays with Fred: A Year in the Life of the College

March, 2016

Fridays with Fred: Let’s Dance

March, 2016

Beloit College Veteran housing for family.

Fridays with Fred: Postwar Campus Housing Riddle

March, 2016

Fridays with Fred: A Very Successful Socialist

March, 2016

Fridays with Fred: Hanging out at the Smith Union

February, 2016

Fridays with Fred: The Drawings of Montagu Modder

February, 2016

Photo of the first Gymnasium by Gaytes circa 1890s

Fridays with Fred: Give us a Gymnasium!

February, 2016

Constructed water slide by the campus path.

Fridays with Fred: Exploring a Campus Path

February, 2016

View of the Field House and popularity circa 1950s.

Fridays with Fred: The Field House

January, 2016

Student in “The Thinker” pose outside of Eaton Chapel circa 1890s.

Fridays with Fred: The Class of 1888 Rock and Beloit’s “Thinker”

January, 2016

Advertising envelope for Beloit circa 1887.

The return of Fridays with Fred: “Visit Beloit and ‘The Yale of the West’”

January, 2016

New Scholarships for Wisconsin’s Top Students

October, 2015

Moth Storytelling Founder to Hold Mackey Chair

October, 2015

Station manager Nora Kane’16 holds up one of WBCR’s many classic albums in the radio station’s graffiti-covered storage room in Pearsons Hall.

Record Reorganization

October, 2015

A noted sociologist, Allen has dedicated his career to documenting and combatting racial disparities.

Walter Allen’71 Takes on the Status Quo

October, 2015

Andreo’s Race

October, 2015

In the Neese Gallery of the Wright Museum of Art, Gaizi Jie’15 installs a propaganda poster featuring Chairman Mao sitting alongside the Yellow River. Gaizi Jie, on an honors term this fall, was participating in an intensive museum studies course called Exhibit Workshop.

The Great Yellow River: Exhibit in One Week

October, 2015

The Beast of Cretacea

October, 2015

40 Organic Chemistry Textbooks and Counting

October, 2015

On the Way of St. James

October, 2015

Class of 2015 Graduate Dies in Car Accident

October, 2015

Challenging Puzzles for the Curious-Minded

Brittanica Brainbusters: Challenging Puzzles for the Curious-Minded

October, 2015

Road Trip with O.V. Shaffer’50

October, 2015

Collecting Today

October, 2015

Magazine Redesign Planned

October, 2015

The Day China Cried: A Witness to the June 4th Massacre

The Day China Cried: A Witness to the June 4th Massacre

October, 2015

“U.S. Marine Cpl. Philip Pepper, age 22, Garmsir District, Helmand Province, Afghanistan,” photographed by Louie Palu, one of 14 photographers featured in “Conflict and Consequence: Photographing War and its Aftermath.” After being embedded with U.S. Marines in Afghanistan, Palu turned his camera on the soldiers. “These are the men and women that governments rely upon to implement their complex policies, especially when it comes to killing people,” Palu wrote.

The Photography of War

October, 2015

“They had us lining up down the street in front of the church and on and on and on”

October, 2015

Anti-Racist Language in Job Postings

October, 2015

Deprived: The Lost 1982 NFL Season

October, 2015

From left Adrienne Davis’04, Matthew Krill’00, and Alanna Moss’98.

2015 Athletic Hall of Honor Alumni Celebrated

October, 2015

An illustration of a man walking a tightrope towards a door of brighter skies.

Seeking Refuge

October, 2015

New Look for Athletics

October, 2015

Emerson Hall, President’s house, and the letters of Ethel Bird

October, 2015

Jessica Peck’14 took this photo, titled “Lost,” while in Western Morocco. It took first place in Beloit’s fall 2013 study abroad photography contest.

How to Study Abroad Meaningfully

October, 2015

A Room with a (Beloit) View

October, 2015

Beaches in Space and Time

October, 2015

In Remembrance of Professor Donald Summers

October, 2015

A Sense of Place

October, 2015

News in Brief

October, 2015

President Scott Bierman with daughter Emily

For Beloiters, it is a Small World After All

October, 2015

Students participating in the 2015 Physics Olympiad.

A Passion for Problem Solving

September, 2015

Professor of Physics and Astronomy Pat Polley demonstrates an experiment that high school teachers with limited time and resources can use to teach AP physics.

Teaching Teachers about AP Physics

July, 2015

Senior class officer Miranda James’15 gives a joyous shout at the end of the Commencement ceremony.

Class of 2015 has Already Left its Mark

July, 2015

Stonewall: Breaking Out in the Fight for Gay Rights

Stonewall: Breaking Out in the Fight for Gay Rights

July, 2015

Emerson Hall Makes a Triumphant [and Unexpected] Return

July, 2015

Meet Me Halfway: Milwaukee Stories By Jennifer Morales’91 Terrace Books, 2015

Meet Me Halfway: Milwaukee Stories

July, 2015

What They’ll Leave Behind

July, 2015

Discovering Beloit: Stories Too Good to be True? By Tom Warren iUniverse, 2014

Discovering Beloit: Stories Too Good to be True?

July, 2015

Students, faculty, and staff rallied early on the morning of April 22 for a Sustained Dialogue Summit on Racism at Beloit.

New Wave of Activism, Commitment to Being an Anti-Racist College

July, 2015

Students weigh their room options from floor plans posted in Pearsons Hall during the room lottery. Choices are ruled by a combination of luck and seniority.

Get a Room

July, 2015

Tales From The Underbrush By Ian Semple’62

Tales From The Underbrush

July, 2015

Jill Budny (political science) accepts the Underkofler Award on campus last April. The teaching honor is based on student nominations.

Underkofler and Kang Prizes Awarded

July, 2015

Fanni’s Viennese Kitchen: Austrian Recipes & Immigrant Stories By (Linda) Genevieve Davis’73

Fanni’s Viennese Kitchen: Austrian Recipes & Immigrant Stories

July, 2015

Derrick Redding has his portrait taken in his home on Friday, May 29, 2015 in Ann Arbor, MI.

One That Got Away

July, 2015

Single Largest Cash Gift Ever

July, 2015

Armageddon, Texas By Tommy Zurhellen’90 Atticus Books, 2014

Armageddon, Texas

July, 2015

Kate Lindemann’10 and German Chancellor Angela Merkel

Interviewing the Chancellor of Germany

July, 2015

Countering ‘Beloit Humble’

July, 2015

Slave Labor in the Capital: Building Washington’s Iconic Federal Landmarks By Bob Arnebeck’69 The History Press, 2014

Slave Labor in the Capital: Building Washington’s Iconic Federal Landmarks

July, 2015

Ginny Tuttrup George’83 (left) and Nancy Cabrera-Santos’69

Machu Picchu: High Altitude Encounter

July, 2015

And the Honors Terms Go To

July, 2015

In Pursuit of Prosperity: U.S. Foreign Policy in an Era of Natural Resource Scarcity Edited by David Reed’70

In Pursuit of Prosperity: U.S. Foreign Policy in an Era of Natural Resource Scarcity

July, 2015

Distinguished Service Citation and Young Alumni Award recipients join President Scott Bierman during Reunion Weekend. From left are David Goodfriend’90, Dick Niemiec’65, President Bierman, Lisa Hasenyager’05, and Steven Cohen’75. Goodfriend, Niemiec, and Cohen received Distinguished Service Citations, the Alumni Association’s highest award.

Top Honors

July, 2015

Class of 2019 is a Record Breaker

July, 2015

Stephen Gregg’80

July, 2015

Lisa Hasenyager’05 YAA

July, 2015

We’re No. 1

July, 2015

Professor of Physics and Astronomy Pat Polley demonstrates an experiment that high school teachers with limited time and resources can use to teach AP physics.

Teaching Teachers about AP Physics

July, 2015

Judy Xiaoyi Wu von Emloh’90, originally from China, with host parents Lorraine and Bill Pruett.

Remembering Lorraine Pruett, Host Mother to Many

July, 2015

Remembering Harry Davis, 1921-2015

July, 2015

Beneath the Grid By B. Iver Bertelsen’69 Lulu, 2014

Beneath the Grid

July, 2015

Dear Ones

July, 2015

Deputy Mayor Courtney Snowden’00 is on a mission to spread economIc well-being to parts of Washington, D.C., that prosperity has mostly bypassed

A Government for Everybody

July, 2015

News in Brief

July, 2015

As fans file into Comerica Park in Detroit, Mich., Joe Davis’10, left, and former Los Angeles Dodgers first-baseman Eric Karros preview a Detroit Tigers-Kansas City Royals match-up for Fox Sports.

Calling Games as He Sees Them

July, 2015

Summer of 2015 Beloit College Magazine Cover

Beloit’s Dreamers, the President’s Kitchen, and more

July, 2015

Steven H. Cohen’75 DSC

June, 2015

David Goodfriend’90 DSC

June, 2015

A rendering of the outside of the Powerhouse (2015).

Revised Powerhouse Plans Unveiled

March, 2015

Song of Dewey Beard: Last Survivor of the Little Bighorn by Philip Burnham’74.

Song of Dewey Beard: Last Survivor of the Little Bighorn

March, 2015

Join the Team, Get a Jersey

March, 2015

Make it Stick: The Science of Successful Learning by Peter C. Brown’70, Henry L. Roediger III, and Mark A. McDaniel

Make it Stick: The Science of Successful Learning

March, 2015

Students march to Madison in March of 1965.

Sympathy March Marks Significant Anniversary

March, 2015

In Remembrance of Luke Somers’08

March, 2015

“Cap” Cornish, Indiana Pilot: Navigating the Century of Flight by Ruth Ann Cornish Ingraham’60.

“Cap” Cornish, Indiana Pilot: Navigating the Century of Flight

March, 2015

Faculty Share Insights on Cuba

March, 2015

President’s House staff, including Laura Appel shown here before a December holiday party, recall luminaria as a longtime tradition at the President’s House.

This Old House

March, 2015

Peanut Butter Entrepreneur

March, 2015

George H.W. Bush visits Beloit College in February 1978.

A letter from George H.W. Bush

March, 2015

If Women Have Courage… Among Shepherds, Sheiks, and Scientists in Algeria by Dorothy L. Pond with Forward by Chomingwen Pond’50.

If Women Have Courage … Among Shepherds, Sheiks, and Scientists in Algeria

March, 2015

Sea lions playing in the beach waves in the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador.

Rolling in the Waves

March, 2015

Portrait of Professor of History Robert Irrmann’39 by Jim Ingwersen.

A Little History Behind the Portrait of a Historian

March, 2015

A Heart Book by Jennifer Westman Hakkarainen’84

A Heart Book

March, 2015

Sustainability Plan Released

March, 2015

Michael Smiles’82, Executive Director of the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum

Blue Skies and Beyond

March, 2015

Sustaining a Real, If Difficult, Dialogue

March, 2015

Record Applications

March, 2015

Sandy Spieler’75 in the attic where In the Heart of the Beast stores their archive of puppets.

Building a Community, One Puppet at a Time

March, 2015

The Interfaith Prayer Book by Ted Brownstein’72

The Interfaith Prayer Book

March, 2015

Ray K. Metzker’53 shot this photo at Beloit in the early 1950s. “He showed us that the world, as it is, is stranger then anything we could possibly imagine,” writes Jim Schaefer’70 below.

Beloit’s dreamers, Ray Metzker’53, and more

March, 2015

Illustration showing an exchange of ideas and language between Beloit, WI and Belize in Central America.

This is the Liberal Arts in Practice

March, 2015

What was done, and what must be done

March, 2015

Jessica Vogel’15 identifies a painting she created in a workshop with Chinese landscape painter Master Zhang Jin.

Arts and Culture

February, 2015

#blacklivesmatterbeloit, Ding Darling, and more news in brief

February, 2015

Keeping Our End of the Bargain

October, 2014

From our readers

October, 2014

Peggy Robinson’74 DSC

July, 2014

Richard Brooks’69 DSC

July, 2014

Leslie Stellwagen’04 YAA

July, 2014

Stephanie Klett’89 DSC

July, 2014

We Are the 3 Percent

July, 2014

Fridays with Fred: Valedictory addresses from Commencements past

May, 2014

View of the Rock River from Big Hill by Ethel Bird.

Fridays with Fred: multiple views of the Rock River

May, 2014

Fridays with Fred: A permanent home for the president

May, 2014

Fridays with Fred: College life from the albums of Theodore Chrischilles (1910)

April, 2014

A Midsummer Night’s Dream, bottom pictured Oberon and Titania, 1921.

Fridays with Fred: After 30-years, the Bard returns to Beloit stage

April, 2014

Cover of the humor magazine The Goldfish.

Fridays with Fred: Humor magazines pushes campus buttons

April, 2014

Fridays with Fred: No moonlight dancing, no dish-washing in the bathtub

March, 2014

Image of the “Who’s Ain’t” group that was the opposite of the “Who’s Who” group.

Fridays with Fred: Budding ’30s-era sociologists explore Beloit traditions (pt. II)

March, 2014

Student celebrating at the post-homecoming bonfire.

Fridays with Fred: Raiding the archives for Beloit College traditions (pt. 1)

March, 2014

Fridays with Fred: Honorary Beloiter and Pulitzer Prize-winning Hamlin Garland

March, 2014

Moving Forward, Together

March, 2014

Fridays with Fred: Random sketches of the college’s architecture

February, 2014

The Climax vol. 11, no. 15. Spring Term 1906.

Fridays with Fred: Do you know the Round Table’s would-be rival?

February, 2014

Fridays with Fred: Beloit women and the Centennial Exposition of 1876

February, 2014

The Tempest performed by the schools Shakespeare Society.

Fridays with Fred: A ‘Beloit-in-the-teens’ photo album, pt. II

February, 2014

Fridays with Fred: A photographic essay of the college in the teens

January, 2014

Fridays with Fred: Bringing a burgeoning Beloit College to life with Jackson Bushnell

January, 2014

Fridays with Fred: Beloiters show their true colors at the turn of the century

January, 2014

Fridays with Fred: Beloit College as poetic muse

December, 2013

“Bucket Brigade” photographed by Metzker.

Fridays with Fred: Storied Beloit photographer’s prints of the “Bucket Brigade” basketball team

December, 2013

Fridays with Fred: The life and times of the pioneering scientist Myrtle Shaw

November, 2013

Fridays with Fred: the buttresses of Beloit College (alternate Beloit)

November, 2013

Fridays with Fred: Archivist plays ‘what if…’ with campus buildings

November, 2013

Fridays with Fred: A tragedy on a wintry Rock River

November, 2013

To Know and To Know How

November, 2013

Fridays with Fred: Pranks and pratfalls with the ‘professor of dust and ashes’

October, 2013

Fridays with Fred: Campus scenes, circa mid-19th-century (pics)

October, 2013

Fridays with Fred: Pump-water, frozen wash basins, and chamber pots–dorm rooms throughout Beloit’s history

October, 2013

Joseph Emerson, Beloit College professor.

Fridays with Fred: An attic full of Emerson family papers, ready for research

October, 2013

Fridays with Fred: Beloiter invents the lateral pass

September, 2013

Picture/cartoon by Herbert Anderson in the Beloit Literary Magazine Blue Moon.

Fridays with Fred: Blue Moon, the trail-blazing, student-founded literary journal

September, 2013

Fridays with Fred: Bright lights and ‘Beloit’s Paul Bunyan’

September, 2013

Fridays with Fred: New England pioneers, and an eponymous park

September, 2013

Image of NAACP showing support for Civil Rights (pictured in the Beloit Daily News).

Fridays with Fred: Beloiters, civil rights, and the March on Washington

August, 2013

Thomas W. Dickinson III’73 DSC

July, 2013

John Hailer’83 DSC

July, 2013

Debra Hass’88 DSC

July, 2013

Tori J. Key’03 YAA

July, 2013

Jerry Gustafson’63 Alumni Award

July, 2013

A Year of Triumphs, Brought to You by Beloiters

July, 2013

Students and faculty entering the chapel, 1913.

Fridays with Fred: Commencement, circa 1913

May, 2013

Fridays with Fred: the makings of a Beloit benefactor

May, 2013

Fridays with Fred: A personal history of the Beloit College Archives

April, 2013

Horace White Nineteenth Century Liberal by Joseph Logsdon, 1971.

Fridays with Fred: volumes of Beloitana

April, 2013

Fridays with Fred: An early Beloiter’s diary entries on procrastination, self-control

April, 2013

Fridays with Fred: Beloit in the Jazz Age, pt. II

April, 2013

Fridays with Fred: an album of 1920s-era Beloit

March, 2013

Early 1900s Hotel Hilton, downtown Beloit.

Fridays with Fred: the Beloit Hilton

March, 2013

Students Jim Sheean, Kristan Crowther, Allan Dalcher and Mike Abrahams pictured in the Beloit Daily News for their Underground Newspaper publication, 1960s.

Fridays with Fred: Underground ’60s newspaper gains community wide notoriety

March, 2013

Fridays with Fred: a wholly Midwestern magazine profiles Beloit

March, 2013

The MOOC Moment. Our Move.

March, 2013

Greg Fernette ’72 and Alan Crossley ’72 pictured in front of the EnvironVan, 1970s.

Fridays with Fred: The EnvironVan and the ‘Huck Finns of Ecology’

February, 2013

Fraternity men skating at the Winter Carnival.

Fridays with Fred: Winter Carnival (pics)

February, 2013

Darling pictured on the right with fellow members of the Beloit Quartet, 1890s.

Fridays with Fred: ‘America’s Darling,’ cartoonist alumnus

February, 2013

Anne Bassett Kelly pictured with a Chinese student, early 1900s.

Fridays with Fred: A 1919 letter from China

February, 2013

Michael Jordan answering more questions at Beloit College from the press.

Fridays with Fred: When Beloit hosted the Chicago Bulls

January, 2013

Fridays with Fred: A bird’s-eye view of Beloit

January, 2013

Fridays with Fred: Putting George Hilliard back in the picture

January, 2013

The Carnegie Library (WAC) in the early 1900s.

Fridays with Fred: legacy of the campus library

January, 2013

Fridays with Fred: The birth of the art department

December, 2012

S. Crosby’s depiction of the transformation of Beloit college students printed in the 1892 Codex.

Fridays with Fred: A timeline of doodles

December, 2012

This photo was taken in Chicago on Oct. 4, 1859, just three days after his speech in Beloit.

Fridays with Fred: the “Illinois Orator”

November, 2012

First Chinese student of Beloit College, Ching Ye Tang.

Fridays with Fred: ‘Oratory Powerhouse’ Led to Victory by First Chinese Student

November, 2012

Taylor pictured teaching at Beloit College as a professor of history.

Fridays with Fred: the news (and blueprint!) papers of old Beloit

November, 2012

Nixon pictured speaking in the Beloit College Fieldhouse, 1968.

Fridays with Fred: Presidential sightings in the archives, from Fillmore to Nixon

November, 2012

President Scott Bierman runs in the Turtle Trot

A Fast Foreword

November, 2012

Fridays with Fred: Student entrepreneurs found original bookstore

October, 2012

College students congregating outside of Morse-Ingersoll in the 1938 Promotional Booklet.

Fridays with Fred: Beloiters in action in this 1938 photo spread

October, 2012

Fridays with Fred: Scoville Hall meets the wrecking ball

October, 2012

Fridays with Fred: Beloit College Register, a wartime publication

September, 2012

Archivist Fred Burwell pictured next to wife Chris.

Meet: the man behind the Fridays with Fred

September, 2012

Fridays with Fred: Back when trustees outnumbered the seniors

September, 2012

Fridays with Fred: Vegetarian Party makes a stand in campus mock election of ’48

September, 2012

Fridays with Fred: Daniel Webster Brown, founding member of the football team

September, 2012

A freshman at the top portion of the pole.

Fridays with Fred: A good ‘ole greased pole fight

August, 2012

Arthur K. Thexton’72 DSC

July, 2012

William A. Boyd’63 DSC

July, 2012

William Bennett Galloway’62 DSC

July, 2012

Dr. Alison Fry’87 DSC

July, 2012

Christina Gorczynski’02 YAA

July, 2012

Staying true to our mission, and each other

July, 2012

Fridays with Fred: Commencement cancelled in 1864, due to war

May, 2012

Image of students in the Independent Student Association.

Fridays with Fred: No fines or hell week, but friendship and fellowship

May, 2012

Fridays with Fred: the photographs of Bob Miller ’50

April, 2012

An African-American student jitterbugging to live music in the Student Union.

Fridays with Fred: Jitterbugging and card-playing in the first student union

April, 2012

Albert Wirz gravestone in the Oakwood Cemetery.

Fridays with Fred: ‘Oh what a tale of horror from the sea!’

April, 2012

Girls and Women in Science

April, 2012

William Porter who was a Professor of Latin, academic dean and Secretary of Faculty.

Fridays with Fred: a letter from the ‘grand old man of Beloit,’ William Porter

April, 2012

Student in Pearson Science Hall reading Weird Tales in 1949.

Fridays with Fred: a slew of pics on April Fools’ Eve-Eve

March, 2012

Women’s Physical Education Director, Catherine Winslow, with her bow and arrow.

Fridays with Fred: Why the BPD was in stand-off with a campus flagpole

March, 2012

Unidentified woman a Rock River excursion.

Fridays with Fred: Delving into a student’s turn-of-the-century photo album

March, 2012

Fridays with Fred: Beloit baseball team of 1911 takes on international opponent

March, 2012

Students photograped with 1620 IBM computer.

Fridays with Fred: Calculating data at a snail’s pace

March, 2012

Athletics and a life of purposeful consequence

March, 2012

Mabel Lee head of the department of physical education for women.

Fridays with Fred: Shaking things up with P.E. director Mabel Lee

February, 2012

Fridays with Fred: yearbooks at Beloit College, from Codex to Gold

February, 2012

Fridays with Fred: the histories of Beloit, now available digitally

February, 2012

Robert Cleveland, class of 1942, snapped this photo of students sleighing.

Fridays with Fred: Getting our winter chill retroactively

February, 2012

Ephemera of a bottle label referencing King Tut found in Irene Janura’s 1929-1930 scrapbook titled “Campus Capers and other Stunts”.

Fridays with Fred: The ‘flotsam and jetsam’ of the archives, pt. 1

January, 2012

Fridays with Fred: The Ousley Family

January, 2012

Laurence Ousley, one of Beloit’s earliest African-American students.

Fridays with Fred: the story of two of Beloit’s earliest African-American students

January, 2012

Ernest Hemingway pictured next to Susan Lowrey.

Fridays with Fred: the Hemingway connections

January, 2012

Fridays with Fred: Senior class trip, wherein ‘all the devils are here’

January, 2012

Fridays with Fred: Post-war student boom leads to new fieldhouse

December, 2011

Fridays with Fred: A picture-postcard-perfect view of Beloit in the teens, ’20s

December, 2011

Two cast members of “Primitive Man”, 1922.

Fridays with Fred: The Beloit Pageant of 1922, a “brilliant,”“beautiful” spectacle

December, 2011

Joel Carl Welty author of letter collection on post-WW2 Germany.

Fridays with Fred: the letters of a professor in post-World War II Germany

November, 2011

Early image of students at the dining hall.

Fridays with Fred: A few “suggestions” for “desirable dining habits”

November, 2011

Fridays with Fred: Poet, naturalist, cheerleader

November, 2011

Fridays with Fred: George Collie dreams of an international college

October, 2011

Fridays with Fred: Tasty Tuition, Cabbages for Calculus

October, 2011

Fridays with Fred: College radio, a tool for “public goodwill”

October, 2011

Fridays with Fred: A Civil War-era prison break

October, 2011

Souvenir Program of the 1938 Homecoming football game.

Fridays with Fred: Photographs of Homecomings past

September, 2011

Students pictured outside of old South College.

Fridays with Fred: Evolution of a 19th-century residence hall

September, 2011

Poster of the first annual Beloit Relays, 1937.

Fridays with Fred: The first running of the Beloit Relays

September, 2011

Fridays with Fred: The first of the Beloit Fiction Journals

September, 2011

Fridays with Fred: The great Cane Rush of 1906

September, 2011

First female Chinese student Lee Sun Woo.

Fridays with Fred: The Beloit College Chinese Students Club

August, 2011

John Sall’71 DSC

July, 2011

Lyle Gramley’51 DSC

July, 2011

Bill Fitzgerald’86 DSC

July, 2011

Fatima Quander’01 YAA

July, 2011

Building on the best of the past, new curriculum looks forward

July, 2011

Professors walking through a formation of lapping swords.

Fridays with Fred: Worth a Thousand Words

May, 2011

Fridays with Fred: Early Baccalaureates a Community Affair

May, 2011

Fridays with Fred: The Story Behind MI’s Archway Fountain

April, 2011

The Theta motto “We’ll Never Croak” depicted with frogs and the founding members of Theta.

Fridays with Fred: “It’s for the Uplifting of Women”

April, 2011

Fridays with Fred: A Call to Arms Reaches the College

April, 2011

Fridays with Fred: In Which ‘Beloiters Vowed Sweet Revenge,’ Baseball-style

April, 2011

Cartoon depiction of administration in the 1899 Codex.

Fridays with Fred: Unrestrained Student High-Jinks

March, 2011

Fridays with Fred: The Science Behind Smith Observatory

March, 2011

Fridays with Fred: Teatime with Talma Goddard Rowlands

March, 2011

Fridays with Fred: writer Sandburg speaks with the ‘breath of the old sages’

March, 2011

Seal given to Beloit College Presidents.

Fridays with Fred: Scientia vera cum fide pura

March, 2011

President Scott Bierman and wife, Melody Bierman

A Sense of Place

March, 2011

Fridays With Fred: Sunday, bloody Sunday

February, 2011

Fridays With Fred: The first class

February, 2011

Beloit College’s Associated Women Students 1958 booklet for incoming female freshman titled “Co-etiquette”.

Fridays With Fred: Beloit College students called ‘most conservative’?

February, 2011

Fridays With Fred: ‘Three cheers for the rock we fix’

January, 2011

Front page of the Round Table featuring the new Bus mascot circa 1949.

Fridays With Fred: Beloit College Bobcats? Braves? Bulldogs?

January, 2011

Velma Bell Hamilton’s freshman identification photo, 1926

Fridays With Fred: Velma Bell and Beloit

January, 2011

Fridays With Fred: An “evil” excursion?

January, 2011

Fridays With Fred: Forbidden sleigh rides to Rockford

December, 2010

Mathematics Professor and Dean, Hermon Conwell, surrounded by students.

Fridays with Fred: Master’s degrees for ‘good moral character’?!

December, 2010

The first Beloit College Basketball team with the first integrated Black athlete in the country.

Fridays with Fred: Basketball comes to Beloit

December, 2010

Fridays with Fred: beyond the bubble with Big Hill Park

November, 2010

Fridays with Fred: Mrs. Pearsons has her say, and Emerson is built

November, 2010

Fridays with Fred: Czech student recalls Nazi occupation

November, 2010

The Single Most Important Thing You Can Do for Beloit

November, 2010

Fridays with Fred: Spooky, spectral pranks

October, 2010

Picture of John F. Kennedy speaking in Eaton Chapel at Beloit College in 1959.

Fridays with Fred: Kennedy impresses campus, ‘tousled hair and all’

October, 2010

Fridays with Fred: Campus corner to keystone

October, 2010

Fridays with Fred: Beloit’s brush with the Irish Literary Revival

October, 2010

Charles Winter Wood’s, class of 1895, senior photo.

Fridays with Fred: Charles Winter Wood

September, 2010

Pi Beta Phi preparing for the pre-Homecoming parade in 1948.

Fridays with Fred: Football and floats and carriages, oh my

September, 2010

Students raced each other for the chance to win a turkey in the Turkey Trot.

Fridays with Fred: Turkey Trot

September, 2010

Fridays with Fred: History Professor and Second College Archivist, Bob Irrmann

September, 2010

Students meeting before curfew outside of Emerson.

Fridays with Fred: On “gentleman callers”

September, 2010

Fridays with Fred: President Chapin dodges “doughy bullets”

August, 2010

Fridays with Fred: New Student Days

August, 2010

Linda Gregorin Clifford’70 DSC

July, 2010

Timothy Dalton, Jr.’60 DSC

July, 2010

Lowell Ericsson’50 DSC

July, 2010

Shamshad Rashid’85 DSC

July, 2010

Maria Cadenas’00 YAA

July, 2010

Beloit College Pricing 101

July, 2010

What Sets a Beloit Education Apart

March, 2010

The Life Blood of the College Gets a Test

November, 2009

Loraine Smith Gates’59 DSC

July, 2009

Wanda Peterson Hollensteiner’54 DSC

July, 2009

Robert Allen’84 DSC

July, 2009

Edward Rock’99 YAA

July, 2009

J. Edson Way’68 DSC

July, 2008

Kenneth J. Beeby’58 DSC

July, 2008

Albert R. and Lois Malone Hough’42 DSC

July, 2008

Thomas O’Neill Distinguished Service Citation

Thomas O’Neill’83 DSC

July, 2008

Andrew Boryczka’98 YAA

July, 2008

Donna Niesman’68 Alumni Award

July, 2008

Katherine Austin Mahle’67 DSC

July, 2007

Ed Hoerr’57 DSC

July, 2007

Pete Kostantacos’48 DSC

July, 2007

John Erikson’82 Distinguished Service Citation

John Erikson’82 DSC

July, 2007

Dr. Arthur J. Elman’66 DSC

July, 2006

David and Jane Karr Threinen’56 DSC

July, 2006

Joseph Kobylka’51 DSC

July, 2006

Dr. Philip Christian’81 Distinguished Service Citation

Dr. Philip Christian’81 DSC

July, 2006

Julia Cuba’96 YAA

July, 2006

Gene Banucci’65 & Phyllis Wolff Banucci’65 DSC

July, 2005

John E. Erickson’49 DSC

July, 2005

Clyde Boutelle’55 DSC

July, 2005

Dr. Jai Balkissoon’80 DSC

July, 2005

Judy Logback’95 YAA

July, 2005

Harold F. Mayer’64 DSC

July, 2004

Ann Bausum’79 DSC

July, 2004

David Myers’49 DSC

July, 2004

Charles Westerberg’94 YAA

July, 2004

Lawrence C. Pakula’53 DSC

October, 2003

Phee Boon Kang’73 DSC

July, 2002

Janine P. Geske’71 DSC

July, 2002

Michael J. Koss’76 DSC

July, 2001

Tom Mullaney’61 DSC

July, 2001

Marta Sutton Weeks’51 DSC

July, 2001

Harry L. Hamilton, Jr.’60 DSC

July, 2000

Fredarick L. Gobel’56 DSC

July, 2000

Jacqueline Dougan Jackson’50 DSC

July, 2000

Peter F. Tufo’59 DSC

July, 1999

Marcus F. Franda’59 DSC

July, 1999

Richard D. Nethercut’49 DSC

July, 1999

James E. Duffy’49 DSC

July, 1999

Linda Treat Hisgen’63 DSC

July, 1998

Arthur T. Johnson’48 DSC

July, 1998

Michele Belvitch Erikson’84 DSC

July, 1998

John Robert Kinley’1937 DSC

July, 1997

Donald P. Carson’71 DSC

July, 1996

Stephen H. Mahle’67 DSC

July, 1996

A. Lanier Gordon, Jr.’66 DSC

July, 1996

Robert E. Porter, Jr.

July, 1996

William Porter Swisher’1935 DSC

July, 1995

Ruth Vosburgh Smith’55 DSC

July, 1995

John A. Thorn’68 DSC

July, 1993

Jack Richard Dukes’63 DSC

July, 1993

Eugene W. Zeltmann’62 DSC

July, 1993

Joan Sullivan Berna’53

July, 1993

Robert H. Kline’42 DSC

July, 1992

James R. Sullivan’72 DSC

July, 1991

Sara Moore Robinson’59 DSC

July, 1990

Douglas B. Baily’59 DSC

July, 1990

F. Caleb Blodgett’50 DSC

July, 1990

Marca Bristo’74 DSC

July, 1989

James J. Flood’49 DSC

July, 1989

Robert Lee Morris’69 DSC

July, 1988

Robert P. Gates’1938 DSC

July, 1988

Paul A. Stitt’62 DSC

July, 1987

Wilda June Dailey’1937 DSC

July, 1987

William O. Nelson’47 DSC

July, 1987

Barbara Brown Zikmund’61 DSC

July, 1986

Robert B. Wolcott’1936 DSC

July, 1986

Robert B. Wolcott 1936 DSC

July, 1986

William B. Crawford’51 DSC

July, 1986

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July, 1985

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Walter E. Duka’60 DSC

July, 1985

Emily M. Gray’1935 DSC

July, 1985

Xiao-Xuan (Edward) Tang’49 DSC

July, 1985

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July, 1984

Thomas C. Pinney’54 DSC

July, 1984

Robert H. Beeby’53 DSC

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September, 1983

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July, 1983

Barbara Ellett Taylor’43 DSC

July, 1983

Barbara Roth’1937 DSC

July, 1982

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July, 1982

Nancy Wormley Boutelle’57 DSC

July, 1982

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July, 1981

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July, 1981

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July, 1980

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July, 1980

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July, 1980

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July, 1979

Mary Jane Quisenberry Wirtz’1935 DSC

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July, 1979

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July, 1979

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July, 1979

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July, 1978

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July, 1978

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July, 1977

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July, 1977

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July, 1977

Jean Anderson Robinson’47 DSC

July, 1977

Edythe Daniel’1931 DSC

July, 1976

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July, 1976

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July, 1976

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July, 1976

Veronica Bunk Gayle’51 DSC

July, 1976

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July, 1975

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July, 1974

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July, 1974

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July, 1974

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July, 1973

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July, 1973

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July, 1972

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July, 1972

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July, 1972

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September, 1971

Pliny A. Porter’1921 DSC

July, 1971

Archie S. Crawford’1921 DSC

January, 1971

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November, 1970

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July, 1970

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Milan Derbyshire Fiske’1937 DSC

July, 1970

Walter Ansel Strong, Jr.’1936 DSC

July, 1970

Maurice Taylor Van Hecke 1915 DSC

July, 1970

Doris Hubbard Platt’1935 DSC

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

Holman Dean Pettibone’1911 DSC

July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

Guernsey Orcutt’1910 DSC

July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

Merlin Walter Ennis’1900 DSC

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July, 1970

Elbert Emerson Lochridge’1898 DSC

July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

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July, 1970

George Lucius Collie 1881 DSC

July, 1970

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January, 1970

Herbert Henry Helble’1921 DSC

January, 1970

Jay Norwood Darling’1900 DSC

January, 1970

Paul Charles Burchard’1900 DSC

January, 1970