As we approach the final days of the summer season, COVID-19 still poses a threat to Beloit and the surrounding areas. Beloit has an increase of 77 new cases of COVID-19, according to data conducted by the state of Wisconsin. Individuals from the ages of
It goes without saying that many of us were not prepared to deal with the challenges and consequences that the COVID-19 virus had brought onto us as students and individuals in the beginning of 2020. At the start of the pandemic Beloit College took protective
As some go into this Labor day weekend, Grand Isle, Louisiana is left to look back at the direct impact Hurricane Ida left their home in. Grand Isle is a hidden island located along Louisiana’s shoreline; previously known for their abundant ecosystem. Wildlife could be
 The 2021 Fall semester is underway with students back on campus, but COVID-19 has stuck around making it difficult for life to return fully back to “normal”.    The college pushed their “Worth a shot” vaccination campaign throughout last semester and continued to do so throughout
Vaccines are readily available and are being widely adopted across the United States. With students returning to on-campus this Fall, everything is returning to normal. Or so it is. Countless students (both domestic and international students) have had troubles in getting a dose for the
Commons is infamous for its less than delightful cuisine, but students new to campus this year have not experienced the full depth of what Commons last year truly was. In general, most of the courses simply required a good dousing of Sriracha to get it
One consistent entity, seemingly no matter what part of the country you are from, are thrift stores. Beloit is no different, with a few options within walking or biking distance from campus. Below are three thrift stores that anyone with a love for secondhand clothing
While fashion probably isn’t anyone’s top priority right now, it certainly has been on my mind. Mostly, I have a lot of questions. They started small, I wasn’t sure what to wear for my online classes, or around the house day-to-day, and they gradually got
On the night of Saturday, September 4th, a crowd gathered at the Slab, a spanse of concrete behind the library and Art House. Elsa Schroeder started the night by playing two original songs, accompanied by her own guitar playing. The crowd swayed to the calming
The Round Table got the opportunity to sit down with Caden Anderson’23 and find out Who the Buc he is! The Round Table: Where are you from? Anderson: “Westmont, Illinois. About 30 minutes West of Chicago” RT: What is your major? Anderson: “Economics
