On Friday night, Nov. 30 at 7:30 p.m. in Richardson Theater, 2012 Beloit graduate and professional speaker Tobias Gurl gave a presentation titled “The Unspoken History of the American Trans Man,” highlighting prominent trans male figures and how their stories have remained mostly ignored throughout
On Halloween night, groups of Residential Assistants held a Fall Crawl for their residents from 6:00- 8:00 pm, providing students with trick-or-treating, DIY crafts, and social hours as a way to spread spooky cheer. Seven events were held in total with the three RA complexes
On Thursday, Nov. 1, Students for an Inclusive Campus sent copies of a letter addressed to President Scott Bierman, Interim Dean of Students Cecil Youngblood, Director of Student Engagement and Leadership Jen Walsh, members of the Funding Board, and the Young Americans for Freedom student
From the week of Oct. 22 through Oct. 26 Beloit special interest clubs Afro-Caribbean Club, Voces, Black Students United (BSU) and Feminist Collective (FemCo) came together to celebrate women of color in a series of meetings and events. Voces, Afro-Caribbean Club, BSU and FemCo all
Every year on Halloween we see it: the white girl dressing up as Pocahontas with braids, feathers in her hair and moccasins; the frat guy wearing a sombrero, mustache and shaking maracas; and the Cleopatra get-up with eyeliner cat-eyes and a long white robe. Costumes
At the beginning of the Fall 2018 semester, it was made known to the Beloit College campus that one of the residence halls — 609 Residence Hall, which offered first-year only, substance-free housing –was closed due to the drop in new student enrollment. The building
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and the City of Beloit’s Department of Family Services has plans to raise awareness for survivors, family members and the community at large through several events this month. Purple silhouettes are on display throughout town, and the department’s upcoming
Saturday, Sept. 30 marked the last day the Angel Museum opened its doors to Beloiters and touring visitors. The museum, showcasing the world’s largest collection of angels, the private collection of 87-year old Joyce Berg, will close after 20 years of business and aims to
The announcement over the summer that Beloit College is facing a $7 million deficit left many students wondering about the effects this would have on campus life. The Round Table sat down with Beloit professors and co-leads of the Beloit Forward plan – Modern Languages
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a warning on Wednesday, September 12 that teenage and underage usage of flavored electronic cigarettes has reached “ an epidemic proportion,” and as result sent out over 1,200 letters of warning to various retailers, as well as large