Before J.Cole dropped his famous no feature, triple-platinum album “Forest Hills Drive” he dropped “Born Sinner.” There is often a big discussion about which of the two is the better album. However, while “Forest Hills” is an incredible album, “Born Sinner” is often forgotten in
With a new month comes all-new content available for streaming on the platform Netflix. Some include films ready for a re-watch and others are all new original content. Below are our top titles newly released on Netflix for March 2020: “The Shawshank Redemption” (1994)- The
Is it really true that the Beloit College’s Student Union Powerhouse is here and open? The Powerhouse is the now decommissioned Blackhawk Generating Station on the Rock River in the small town of Beloit, Wis. It houses many activities, from fitness to study rooms and
Fred Burwell, Beloit College’s Archivist, gave a talk on African American History at Beloit College to wrap up Black History Month this past Thursday, Feb. 27. Five students and one community member attended the talk. Burwell discussed the history of African American students who have
This week, a panel of students and faculty at Beloit College discussed their experiences as Hispanic and Latinx people navigating the world of higher education and academia. The panel, called “The Living Book: My Journey through Academia in the U.S. as a Hispanic or Latinx”,
The Round Table is in the process of obtaining data regarding the exact number of books that were removed, as well as how much the college spends on online periodicals each year. Cameron Alonso’22 had been working at the Information Desk in Morse Library since
On Monday, Feb. 24 Hamiltons, the new cafe located in the Powerhouse, officially opened for business 18 days after the official opening of the Powerhouse itself. On Friday Feb. 21 the administration sent out a campus-wide email explaining how the cafe’s opening would affect hours
It’s three in the morning and you’re typing away at the midterm assignment that your professor promised couldn’t be completed in one night. During your mission to prove them wrong, you find yourself pausing every once in a while to copy and paste quotes, italicize
The Weissburg Program began in 1999, inviting acclaimed individuals to campus to increase the campus’ engagement of human rights and social justice conversations. Now funded by the Weissburg Foundation, this year’s theme will cover environmental justice and indigenous rights and will begin Monday, March 16