Father’s Day is coming up and you’ve already given your dad the best gift possible: yourself. As much as you might like to think this, he may be expecting something a little more. Take this opportunity to show how much you appreciate him by supporting
A few weeks ago, The Round Table published a story about Beloit College students who were forced to either return home from their study abroad experiences early or remain in lockdown in their host countries, after in-person classes around the world shuttered due to the
Since well before the Class of 2020 arrived on the Beloit College campus, sunnier days during the spring semester have promised not only Mayfest and clouds of gnats, but also the Outdoor Environmental Club’s annual Earthapalooza celebration each Earth Day, April 22. On Chapin Quad
Imagine: the brisk chill from the morning breeze slips through your open window onto your sleeping form. A hint of pale light tickles your eyes as they open slightly and you see the rectangular numbers on your alarm clock that read 7:15am. It’s much too
March 13rd, 2020: “We don’t want you to go back home because of the risk of catching the virus while traveling,” my parents said sternly. March 14th, 2020: “Stay wherever you are,” my parents said and hung up after I told them classes would be
As an insomnia ridden young adult, I spend many a night binging movies and television shows at the wee hours trying to tire my mind to sleep. During unprecedented times where we spend most days moving between the same three rooms all while trying to
If there’s one thing I’ve learned from precautionary measures against the COVID-19 coronavirus it’s that I definitely have not been washing my hands long enough. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, you should wash your hands for at least 20 seconds to
The Round Table is working diligently to track both the COVID-19 response from Beloit College and the State of Wisconsin. Below you’ll find information about what we know from the college and what we know about Wisconsin cases. This will be updated as more information
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