The 2019 installment of Beloit College’s Richardson Lecture Series featured Dr. Brenna Wynn Greer’94, the Knafel Assistant Professor of Social Sciences and assistant professor of history at Wellesley College. On Mon., Oct. 21, Greer spoke in Richardson Auditorium about her book “Represented: The Black Imagemakers
Students and community members gathered in the atrium of the Sanger Center for the Sciences on the evening of Fri., Nov. 1 to honor the Latin American holiday Día de los muertos by welcoming local ballet folklórico and mariachi groups, eating freshly cooked tamales and
This is preliminary coverage of the various events held on the night of September 10. The Round Table will continue to cover the event hosted by YAF and the SIC Block Party in the coming days. This Thursday, Oct. 10, the Beloit College chapter of
On the evening of Wednesday, September 18, students gathered in the Spirituality Room in Pearsons Hall for the first meeting of Trans Students for an Inclusive Campus, a new subcommittee of the organization Students for an Inclusive Campus, which was spearheaded by Syd Wilkov’22. On
This week, Beloit College announced that the Powerhouse project will be completed in December of this year, and that the majority of the building is slated to open on Jan. 19, 2020, the day before the Spring 2020 semester begins. Full use of the facility’s
Marca Bristo’74, an instrumental figure in the disability rights movement and in the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, passed away on Sunday, September 8. “I haven’t worked closely with a whole lot of people as influential as her,” Gary Arnold’92, who
The morning before a generally successful round of midterm elections for Wisconsin Democrats, a number of Democratic candidates for the state, including newly re-elected Senator Tammy Baldwin and Governor-elect Tony Evers, visited the Beloit College campus for a brief campaign rally. Evers was brought to
On Halloween afternoon, during Advising Practicum Day for the Fall 2018 semester, volunteers and student workers gathered for “Electric Bugaloo Part 3” – an annual event to prepare the Beloit Urban Garden for the approaching winter. Putting BUG to bed for the season meant turning
Moore Lounge was packed on Wednesday, Nov. 7 for John Ashcroft’s visit to Beloit College. Several students were forced to sit on the ground or stand against the wall throughout the event. This was despite protests from various students on campus, notably the organization Students
I declared a major in the Justice and Citizenship track of Beloit College’s Environmental Studies program a few weeks before the end of my freshman year, and then I packed up my trail mix and left campus for the summer. Sometime between then and when