Dear Beloit College community, Black Lives Matter. As Beloit College’s student newspaper, The Round Table’s duty is to fully and accurately represent the student body. We strive to be a publication by the entire campus and for the entire campus, keeping in mind that our
Many college campuses have elected to cancel in-person classes for the entire fall semester. Beloit College on the other hand has implemented more practices and protocols for students to follow upon returning to campus. The Beloit College COVID-19 Task Force informed students of the new
It was an almost perfect start to the season. The Beloit men’s baseball team was living on cloud nine in the weeks before COVID-19 led to mass cancellations, and the season was snatched away before they could even process it. The Beloit College Men’s Baseball
The Champions League Round of 16 has kicked off with the first leg games taking place over the course of the past two weeks. There were some unexpected outcomes along with others that many expected. The first day of games back on February 18 did
The Boston Red Sox, Los Angeles Dodgers and Minnesota Twins pulled off a mind-boggling 3-team trade this past Monday, with the headliner being 2018 AL MVP Mookie Betts, an outfielder, heading to play in Dodger Blue. The Dodgers also received veteran starting pitcher David Price,
This past weekend Beloit College’s Swimming and Diving team took a trip to Grinnell College for the three day 2019/20 Midwest Conference Swim Championships. Friday Tenajh Gaitor’22, David Morris’21, George Carlson’23, and Camden Leonard’23 started off for the Bucs on Friday in the 200-yard freestyle
Kobe Bryant: a name everyone around the globe knew. A legend that dominated on and off the court worth over 600 million dollars. But it was never about the money; it was about the impact that he left on millions of people around the world