“How does it feel? Would you rather it’s real? Or would you rather it’s fake?” Charlie Steen would like to know. The lead singer of Shame, a new post-punk band out of South London, spends his band’s debut album, Songs of Praise (2018), trying to
The Round Table sat down with Young Americans for Freedom (YAF) Chair Andrew Collins’20 to discuss the speakers they have brought and are planning to bring to campus. There has been disagreement in the campus community about whether or not some of these speakers should
The annual Beloit International Film Festival (BIFF) has just come to an end. The fourteenth season went on from Friday, Feb. 22 through Sunday, March 3. Films were screened at many Beloit staples: Bagels & More, Bushel & Peck’s, Domenicos, the Hendricks Art Center, La
As another cold front makes its way through the Midwest, Beloit experienced another Wind Chill Advisory this past weekend. “Another bitter cold front will produce wind chills between Sunday night and Monday morning of around -25 degrees,” Bruce Heine, Beloit College’s Director of Safety and
In an attempt to repair its damaged image in the United States, Chinese telecom company Huawei took out a full-page ad in the Wall Street Journal on Thursday. The ad is a self-described “open letter to the U.S. media” written as an invitation to readers