History was made when Beloit College elected two women of color, both international students, as Co-Presidents of the Beloit Student Government this Spring. With the appointment of our new exec team, the Beloit Student Government hopes to create a space dedicated to the needs of
Even before his second studio album, Harry Styles was a household name and icon from his time in One Direction, but as his album fastly approaches its one year anniversary, it’s time to look into how Fine Line not only transformed our image of the
It’s safe to assume that COVID-19 and its effects have been on all of our minds for the past couple months and local businesses are not exempted from this cohort. A steep surge in unemployment continues to shake the US workforce in the wake of
The term “artistic talent” is something that many of us have heard, either in the context of ourselves or that of another. The Art Channel’s definition of that term is very simple: the expressions of one’s thoughts, beliefs and true self. This may take its
*Disclaimer: I’m not a black, Latinx or an indigenous individual. I’m an aspiring POC ally. The gruesome tale of the Exonerated Five was a story that captivated America in 1989. Almost 30 years later, the dramatization of what they went through as kids is a