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News

Student Statement of Culture Revised at BSG Town Hall

Beloit students gathered in the Moore Lounge on the second floor of Pearsons Hall for a Beloit Student Government (BSG) Town Hall led by five panelists, all of whom were BSG executives.

Climate Conversations

Aislynn Patrick’26 organized this event as part of a senior thesis on the topic of climate change and how to have effective conversations about the topic. 

AI Data Center in Beloit- An Update

The massive wave of new data centers being proposed and constructed across the nation has struck close to home, as several Wisconsin towns, including Beloit, have been targeted.

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A Brand-New Hockey Fan Predicts the NHL Western Conference Playoffs “‘The Beach House’ is relentless in its themes and concepts: what family means, sibling reconciliation, what children owe their fathers, and- perhaps the most important question of the show- what do fathers owe their children?” “And had I arrived at Beloit any earlier, I wouldn’t have had the professors who shaped me into the student I am today… I could go on with other examples, but they all have the same message. Life is not linear. I was never supposed to be a Marine, never supposed to be a Beloiter, and yet here I am.” “The housing prices are set to be implemented by next semester, with little signs of administration reversing their decisions, a lot of students are left rethinking their decisions, in hope for better and transparent communication in the future.” Thanks for another year. We love you all. “Professors absolutely can and will often run their classes through an entirely different platform altogether. Google Classroom? Why not… Entirely through subfolders of Google Drive, where any student in the class can view (and therefore copy) anyone else’s work? FUCKING SURE.”

Arts

Features

Beloit College Professors: Goals and Aspirations

As we prepare to close out the 2025-2026 school year, Beloit College students spend a large portion of their time considering the steps they must take in order to reach the next phase of their academic journey. 

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