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The Building Blocks of Beloit’s Changing Liberal Arts Model
Offerings for spring 2027 were released on Oct. 23 via a StuAlert message from Registrar Yaffa Grossman. The new schedule prompts students to once again navigate requirements, and asks both faculty and students to consider the future of how students studying the Arts and Humanities will pursue their liberal arts education at Beloit.
Clinton Castro and Alan Rubel on AI Ambiguity, Ethics, and Misuse
Beloit College hosted two UW-Madison professors as part of the Crom Visiting Philosopher residency program.
David McGlynn Reading of ‘Liberal Arts’
On Friday afternoon, Lawrence University Professor David McGlynn took the floor to read from his new novel, “Liberal Arts,” and answer various questions from attendees.
‘You can’t enforce these regulations’: E-Scooter Policies, Injuries, and Student Life
E-scooters have appeared across Beloit College over the past semester. Many students, however, continue to fail to follow the college’s standards on e-scooter use.
‘Beginning of a Conversation’: An Update on the Hendricks Center
On Monday, Oct. 26, the faculty of the School of Media and the Arts (abbreviated as SoMA) held a meeting to announce the college’s move out of Hendricks to students interested in SoMA disciplines. The move will occur in the summer of 2027.
BC Music Tour: ‘Concert At Dusk’
The School of Media and the Arts presented the BC Music Tour’s second event of the semester on Thursday, Oct. 29, on the second floor of the Science Center.
Hendricks Center to be Sold
Henricks Center will be sold to a Hendricks entity, which will restructure the School of Media and the Arts.
Beloit Tricks and Treats itself to Some Candy and Games This Halloween
On Friday, Oct. 24, Beloit’s various clubs, organizations and Greek houses hosted a Trick or Treat event for the local children.
They’re ‘Mortgaging Your Future’: An Exclusive Interview with Mitchell Berman
On Friday, Oct. 23, Mitchell Berman, the Democratic candidate for District 1’s House of Representatives seat, made a brief appearance in the Powerhouse’s Riverview Conference Room to sit down and have a heart-to-heart with the students of Beloit College.
Goodbye to the Residential Life Food Pantry
There have been a lot of changes to Residential Life this year, from the departure of former director Randi Mogul to rapid housing changes. But one change that has received less attention is the recent closure of the Residential Life food pantry.
Academic Senate: Meet Baby Budget
On Oct. 7, Beloit College’s faculty, staff, and student senators gathered in Richardson Auditorium for the second Academic Senate meeting of the fall semester.
What’s on the Ballot in the Nov. 3 Election?
The Wisconsin general election will be held Nov. 3, including elections for state governor, the representative for Wisconsin’s District 1 (which includes Beloit and Janesville), the Wisconsin State Assembly’s 45th District, and two Rock County positions, all of which Beloit College students who live on campus and are U.S. citizens will be eligible to vote…
AI and Race at the Faculty Forum
Farrell’s area of research is focused on perceptions of racial identity and changing demographics.
Everything To Know About Cornell 7
The following article contains detailed descriptions of rape, gang rape, and extreme drug usage. Reader discretion is advised.
Gas Prices Are Surging: Why?
With geopolitical conditions remaining mostly static, what is responsible for all the pain at the pump?
Global Public Service Hosts Alumni Career Panel
On 4 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 2, the Weissberg Program in Human Rights and Social Justice and the School of Global and Public Service hosted an Alumni Career Panel in the Richardson Auditorium. The panel featured four Beloit alumni who are employed in various positions committed to social, political, and economic reform.
BSG Statement of Culture Revision Town Hall
The student statement of culture has been in the revision process since last semester, with much thought and discussion over the contents and purpose of the document. The Beloit Student Government, or BSG, has been the group spearheading the effort to revise the document and encouraging students to vote on the adoption of the revision.
Au Revoir, French Major
It was formally announced Sept. 16 at Beloit College’s Academic Senate meeting that the College will no longer be offering a French major or minor for students to complete.
Fall 2026 Involvement Fair
On Wednesday, Sept. 23, a wide array of Beloit College’s clubs and organizations gathered in the Powerhouse from 12:30-1:30 p.m. to encourage students to get involved in events on campus.
College Announces New Pricing Guarantee for Incoming Students
On Tuesday, Sept. 22, Beloit College announced their All-In Pricing Guarantee… The guarantee ensures that incoming students will pay no more than $30,000 for tuition and room and board.
“It’s Pretty Much Voting Yes on Everything”: Academic Senate and Student Representation
Before the meeting, a letter from the Office of the Provost and Dean of the College and addressed to “Round Table Representative” was left in the hall leading to Richardson Auditorium next to the meeting’s sign-in sheet.
A Week of Team-Building With Ousley Scholar Jasmine Nears
This year’s Ousley Scholar-in-Residence, Beloit Alum Jasmine Nears’09, led a panel discussion in Moore Lounge Wednesday, Sept. 23, followed the next day by a Keynote address at 7:00 p.m. in the Weissberg Theater.
Annual Security and Fire Safety Report – 2026
On Sept. 25, Beloit College sent out an email to all students containing the annual Clery Act 2026 Annual Security Report, Fire Safety Report, and Campus Hazing Transparency Report. This report contains all reported security incidents, as well as statistics about fire safety (i.e. alarms, reported fires, fire damage, etc.) and all reported hazing incidents…
Alumni Lunch with Meshach Roberts
Meshach Roberts’19, was the man of the hour for a lunch event during the common hour in Room 107 of the Science Center.
‘Betting on Beloit’ Comes to EntreCon
“Betting on Beloit” follows Hendricks-Schuh as she takes on old homes around the city — which are mostly historical properties — and completely renovates them.
I humiliated myself at the Conviviality
For my own peace of mind, I needed confirmation that I was not crashing a professor party, and that journalism was, in fact, appropriate for this occasion. This acknowledgement never came.
Green politics at the Harry Davis Lecture
The annual Harry Davis lecture took place in Richardson Auditorium at 7:00 p.m. Friday, Sept. 18. This year’s guest, Sharon Krause, is the William R. Kenan, Jr. University Professor of Political Science at Brown University.
Beloiter Days Weekend
Let’s discuss the shenanigans of current students and alumni, especially for making it through the busiest weekend of our 2026 college experience.
“Getting Balled in the Pussy” at Last Call Legends
This past Saturday, Beloit College opened C-Haus for Last Call Legends, an event capitalizing on the presence of alumni and Beloiter Days.
“A whole world outside Beloit College”: Beloit Heritage Days’ 50th Anniversary
The Beloit community celebrated 50 years of Beloit Heritage Days from Sept. 11 to Sept. 13 with Open Doors Beloit, a weekend of community events including tours, open houses, expert talks, and special museum exhibits.
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