Black Friday, a “holiday” that now seems as ingrained in American culture as any, is problematic to many for several reasons, however, this year, there was further cause for their apprehension. Black Friday was used by the government to shield the public’s eyes from the
This weekend, the G-20 met in Argentina, and we were once again able to see how the world has reacted to President Donald Trump. He used his usual tact and skill to “carefully” maneuver delicate trade and finance agreements on a global scale, and world
The North Atlantic Music Ensemble delivered some memorable performances at their fall concert at Eaton Chapel on Thursday, Nov. 29. The Beloit College ensemble practices traditional folk music from Atlantic Europe, particularly Ireland and Britain, North America and the Nordic countries. For this performance, director
On Friday, Nov. 30, the Wright Museum hosted the opening of “Black Matter/ing: An Activist Poiesis.” The extremely well attended exhibition was curated by Professor M. Shadee Malaklou and the students in her Black Lives Matter course, who worked over a two year period to