On Wed. Sep 8, Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers visited Beloit College to present The Powerhouse with a statewide Energy Efficiency Excellence award. Beloit is one of twelve recipients of the accomplishment. The presentation took place outside the ground level. Following the presentation, Evers took part
While fashion probably isn’t anyone’s top priority right now, it certainly has been on my mind. Mostly, I have a lot of questions. They started small, I wasn’t sure what to wear for my online classes, or around the house day-to-day, and they gradually got
Breakups Suck. What sucks even more is what the media teaches us to believe about them. We all can picture the classic image of some young woman in her pajamas with a pint of cookie dough ice cream, or the male lead punching his fist
This semester has been different in a way I can’t quite describe. It’s not anything that obvious, but something only distinguishable to those who have noticed it fading over time. Maybe it’s just the nostalgia of my senior year, but as I walk through campus,
On Mon. Apr 6, Black Students United (BSU) Held End Police Violence event to honor people lost to police violence and experience grief together. The event was advertised on social media as a way for Beloit Students to join BSU in their fight to “honor
The first time I stepped into the Feminist Collective was also the first time I felt at home on campus. I could feel the history of the students who had lived there, and the legacy that was now my responsibility. Something about the disheveled bookcases
I’m the last person you’d expect to adopt a cat. I grew up with two adorable small dogs, and I was always unsure around cats, not wanting to risk the wrath of the claws. When I got to college, it seemed like everyone I knew
On Tuesday, March. 9 a group of tenants, including local artisans Paquita Purnell and Crystal Perez left the Best of Janesville Vintage Mall over racist items put out for sale, including a confederate flag with Ku Klux Klan symbol and two artworks showing racist caricatures,
*Content Warning: Mild Discussion of Sexual Assault I’ll be the first to admit, I almost didn’t watch Netflix’s newest drama Firefly Lane, starring Katherine Heigl (Tallulah “Tully” Hart) and Sarah Chalke (Kate Mularkey). At first glance it seemed just a little too wine momish, but
“Don’t underestimate the virgin, you man-whore.” This kind of commentary is commonplace in the Netflix Japanese reality show Terrace House. The concept of the show is simple: three men and three women, between the ages of 18 and 31, live together in a luxurious house