An autopsy has revealed that Marlins pitcher Jose Fernandez was under the influence of alcohol and cocaine at the time of his death, the Miami-Dade County Medical Examiner’s office announced Saturday, Oct. 29. Fernandez and two friends were killed in a boating accident off Miami
The Round Table sat down with Melissa Pelkey’19, on the women’s cross country team. The Round Table: Where is your hometown? Melissa Pelkey: Franklin, Wis. RT: Who’s your inspiration? MP: My inspiration is my mom (cheesy, I know). But she does an incredible amount of
Scoreboard: Week 8: Loss, 106-129. I can’t even be mad with my team’s performance – 106 points would have beaten any other team in the league last week. But there’s not much you can do when the other team’s QB (Aaron Rodgers) puts up a
It was a little more than a year ago that Neon Indian, the synthpop project of Alan Palomo, released its third studio album, VEGA INTL. Night School. Palomo’s aim with the record was shining a dramatic and cinematic light on the kinds of concerns that
It’s been almost two years since the untimely death of A$AP Yams. The founder of A$AP Mob was a hip-hop connoisseur, a colorful Twitter personality and the visionary behind the star that A$AP Rocky has become. The release of Cozy Tapes Vol. 1 commemorates the
Election Day is just hours away, and while millions have already cast their votes early across the country, the results of those votes won’t be known until the polls close on Tuesday. If you haven’t already gone to the polls or sent a ballot through
Hip-hop activist, political organizer and leading scholar on Afro-Latinx identity Rosa Clemente imparted to Beloit students and community members the importance of education and activism in the face of systemic oppression during her speech on Friday, Nov. 4. Autumn Gant ‘19 heard Clemente speak this
The FBI director, James Comey, informed Congress yesterday that his agency had found no evidence of wrongdoing in a recently discovered trove of emails from Hillary Clinton. “Based on our review, we have not changed our conclusion that we expressed in July with respect to
During the week of Monday, Oct. 31, Beloit College played host to its ninth annual Miller Upton Forum. 2016’s Miller Upton scholar was Deirdre Nansen McCloskey, the Distinguished Professor of Economics, History, English, and Communication at University of Illinois-Chicago and is renowned as one of
It’s easy to forget that when you head to the ballot box you’re responsible for voting for a variety of candidates, not just those running for president. Local candidates are notoriously difficult to find information on, so The Round Table is doing its best to