The fourth and final #GetWoke panel of the 2018 Spring Semester took place Friday, April 6, at the packed Richardson Auditorium, in Morse-Ingersoll. Titled “Re-Imagining New Futures,” the panel was sponsored by the Office of Academic Diversity and Inclusiveness (OADI) and the Weissberg Foundation and
Tired but excited, students arrived in El Paso, Texas on Monday, March 12 after hours of travel that began that morning at the Outdoor and Environmental Club parking lot. The group, consisting of 12 Beloit College students, would be spending five days working with an
Multiple bombs exploded in the outer Austin area over the past several weeks, triggered by mysterious packages left on doorsteps, along a sidewalk and deposited in the mail. During the worrisome time, multiple news outlets around the country reported varying or contradictory information disputed by
On Thurs, March 22, alumni, staff and students gathered in Wilson Theater on the Beloit College campus for the 15th annual Duffy Spring Colloquium. The Beloit College Duffy Community Partnerships were founded in 2003 by the philanthropist James Duffy’49. Carol Wickersham, the director of the
The Roy Chapman Andrews Society (RCAS) presented the 2018 Distinguished Explorer Award on Friday, March 2. The event took place in Wilson Theatre at Beloit College’s Mayer Hall. This year the award went to Dr. Richard Alley, a geologist and climatologist from the University of
The Ho-Chunk nation hopes to begin construction on a large casino and waterpark complex in the city of Beloit in 2020. The plans have been discussed in the Ho-Chunk community for over a decade, but leaders have recently started to go through legal proceedings to
Behind closed doors, President Donald Trump congratulated and praised China’s President, Xi Jinping, for moving to end term limits. President Xi Jinping changed the country’s constitution to effectively allow him to be president for life. The closed-door remarks came from his Mar-a-Lago golf club on
Beloit College President Scott Bierman announced in an email to the campus community on Tues, Feb. 27 that Dr. Eugene W. Zeltmann’62, board of trustees member and former president and CEO of the New York Power Authority, had passed away the previous Saturday following a
Beloit Student Government held its first town hall on Mon, Feb. 26 in Richardson Auditorium. The meeting was inspired by student concerns about the recent tuition increase and by Residential Life’s recent move to the North side of campus, nearer student residential halls. Stacie Scott,
From February 18-19, Beloit College hosted the first Admitted Student Open House (ASOH) of 2018. The event which hosted high school students from around the country, was the largest admitted student open house in February that Beloit College has ever had. This was promising for