This article was originally printed in the Feb. 4, 2019 issue of The Round Table. With all of the changes in staffing at Beloit College that have occurred as a result of professors either taking the buy-out or visiting professor’s contracts not being renewed, numerous
On April 20 and 21, the annual Senior Shows Dance Performance took place in Dance Studio 1 at the Hendricks Center for the Arts. Each year, the graduating senior dancers put together this show, showcasing their talents, as well as those of the next generation
Last semester my good friend and housemate, Sydney Mercado’19, started to regularly go to Los Corrales, a small taqueria located on Wisconsin Avenue, just a few blocks off campus. While these outings started out as a time with which we could just step off campus
According to Statista, a statistics and information gathering website, as of September of 2017, there are more than 800 million instagram accounts actively posting material. In a day and age when people follow celebrities, their favorite companies and the obligatory friends and family, I often
At the Townhall Meeting on Monday, February 26, of the many things that were discussed, laundry seemed to be a hot topic. It is no secret that this college has issues with laundry. The campus is littered with machines that are broken and there are
Bagels and More 324 State St. Most people have gone to Bagels and More so this will probably be short. While there are some good dishes, such as the biscuits and country gravy and their vegetarian omelets, I am a firm believer that their bagels
On Nov. 28, Jesse Wiles’19 posted on Facebook something extremely impressive. Four days earlier, Apple Inc.- yes, the tech giant had featured one of Wiles’ photos on their Instagram account as part of their “Shot on iPhone” campaign. The photo to the right is that
The other day, I was looking on the calendar in order to see whether or not there were any interesting concerts or events that I would be interested in working while home over winter break. Sure enough, there was event called Snowglobe that caught my
Every year, Half Moon Bay, a relatively small coastside community just 30 miles south of San Francisco, hosts one of the largest Pumpkin Festivals in the nation, if not the world. This year, the Safeway World Champion Pumpkin Weigh-in contest took place on October 14
This past week, the Beloit College Art Department was pleased to welcome back Amanda Browder’98, as this year’s Victor E. Ferrall, Jr. Artist-in-Residence. Born in Missoula, Mont., Browder received her B.A. in Sculpture Studio Art from Beloit College. She then proceeded to earn two more