A Change in Plans

From long family separations to remote classes in the middle of the night, international students have been tested over the past 18 months. We talk with Beloit students from England, Nepal, Rwanda, and Vietnam about the challenges and surprising silver linings during this time of uncertainty.

When the lights went out

In Beloit lore, campus power outages are remembered for many things: unwelcomed thoughts of wartime, slight inconveniences, and one enchanted spring evening when nearly the entire college turned up at the same spontaneous party.

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Books & Media

General interest books and media by Beloit community members.

From the president

As we round the next corner, are you All In for Beloit?

How persistence, a pandemic, and the New Yorker magazine spurred a degree at 61

“I’m like a lot of people who are sort of reassessing their existence during the pandemic.”

Class Notes

Find out what your Beloit friends have been doing over the past several months.

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Notebook

Men's baseball broke records throughout the season despite playing 10 fewer games than in a typical year.

A season to remember

Beloit’s athletic programs exceeded all expectations despite a challenging spring.

First-year students walk through a chorus of cheers and applause from fellow students, faculty, and staff.

Welcoming new students and the class of 2025

Celebrating a new and fully in-person academic year.

President Bierman shared this photo with his granddaughter as a reason to get vaccinated in the #WorthAShot campaign.

Community spirit best Covid weapon

Last summer, the push was on to promote vaccinations as part of “Back at Beloit,” which builds on last year’s track record of returning everyone to campus safely.

The new ABC Stadium sits against the Rock River just beyond downtown Beloit.

Lights come on at downtown baseball stadium

ABC Supply Stadium brings energy to the city of Beloit.

Seniors toast each other at their commencement ceremony, not having had the chance for a start-of-the-year toast.

Here’s to the class of 2021

“This is Beloit’s 171st Commencement, and there has never been anything like it.” — President Scott Bierman

Logan Museum receives repatriation grant

A grant is accelerating progress by the Logan Museum of Anthropology and the anthropology department as they work to comply with the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act.

The Beloit TV station, located in Beloit's downtown, installed new lighting, backdrops, set pieces, furniture, and recording equipment la...

Public access station BeloitTV gets a makeover

Located in Beloit’s Center for Entrepreneurship (CELEB), BeloitTV provides students the opportunity to create their own high-quality productions for the college and greater community.

A Beloit College yellow tie dye t-shirt.

A Change in Plans

Featured Stories

When the lights went out

Books & Media

As we round the next corner, are you All In for Beloit?

How persistence, a pandemic, and the New Yorker magazine spurred a degree at 61

Classes

Class Notes

Notebook

A season to remember

Welcoming new students and the class of 2025

Community spirit best Covid weapon

Lights come on at downtown baseball stadium

Here’s to the class of 2021

Logan Museum receives repatriation grant

Public access station BeloitTV gets a makeover

New campus swag shop, energy efficiency, and more news in brief

Letters: from our readers

Activism in the ’60s and Beloiters as ambassadors

Teachers to the rescue

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