Following the Tuesday, Feb. 18 primary elections for Wisconsin Supreme Court justice, conservative-backed incumbent Daniel Kelly, who has served on the court since 2016, and liberal-backed Jill Karofsky, who is currently a Dane County Circuit Court judge, advanced to the April 7 election. Ed Fallone,
On Friday, Feb. 21 at 6:42 p.m. Beloit College students, faculty, and staff received an email from the Dean of Students Office on behalf of Beloit’s catering service Bon Appetit that revealed the plans to open Hamiltons on Monday, Feb. 24 in the newly-open student
The Round Table sat down with modern languages professor, Daniel Youd and discussed updates to the Beloit Channels Program, which is set to launch next fall. There were initial concerns with the program in regards to honors terms as the Channels Program would modify the
On February 19th the country was able to see the ninth democratic primary debate in Las Vegas. This was the first debate where presidential hopeful, former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg participated. The MSNBC moderators asked questions related to healthcare, environmental policy, tax reform,
As the second primary came to a close on Wednesday, voters were met with another close race. Though Senator Sanders won the popular vote with 25.7%, he actually tied in delegates with South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg. Both candidates received 9 delegates. Sanders officially declared
At the Wright Museum of Art, there is currently a photography exhibit showcasing Reflections by Terrence A. Reese. Friday, February 7 was the opening reception where Reese discussed his photography and methods. Reflections will be up at the Wright Museum until April 3. According to
On Jan. 6, the construction of a 1-million-square-foot Amazon fulfillment center, projected to provide over 500 jobs, was announced by Beloit City Manager Lori Curtis Luther. The warehouse will be located in Beloit’s Gateway Business Park, a development center east of Beloit and north of
Following statewide primary elections on Tuesday, Feb. 18, the field of candidates for Wisconsin Supreme Court justice will narrow from three to two. Those two candidates will advance to the April 7 election, which is also the day of Wisconsin’s 2020 presidential primary. The Supreme
On December 31st 2019 The People’s Republic of China alerted the World Health Organization (WHO) of a new, emerging disease that was spreading in the port city of Wuhan. At this point little was known about the disease other than that it resembled pneumonia and
The voting rate among Beloit College students nearly doubled between 2014 and 2018, according to a September 2019 report by the National Study of Learning, Voting, and Engagement (NSLVE) at Tufts University. Daksha Howard, the Coordinator for the college’s Office of Student Success, Equity and