After a $10 million renovation, Morse Library opened for business this fall. The library is decked out in new lighting, carpeting, furniture, windows, heating and cooling, roofing — you name it, it’s probably been touched by the capable architects at Angus-Young Associates. Students have been interacting with the space for a few months and have already started to make it feel more like home.
From launching a student record label at Beloit to founding a global media company, Rebecca Lammers’ career has been defined by innovation. Now, she’s using her entrepreneurial skills to advocate for expat voting rights and tax reform on the global stage.
Beloit College welcomed a diverse group of students to campus this fall, including 28 transfers and 225 first-years.
Tacey Atsitty de Gonzales had just earned her doctorate in creative writing at Florida State University last spring when she, her husband, and their new dog began to pack for their move north, where she would begin teaching at Beloit College. She says she was drawn to Beloit because of its welcoming environment, beautiful campus, and thriving English department.
From tailgates to alumni awards, Beloiter Days showcased the energy and connection that define Beloit College.
A Hip-hop exhibit set the stage for a reimagined Folk ‘n’ Blues festival.
When football player José Guillen’24 took a chance on an acting class, he found the discomfort surprisingly thrilling. He and two football friends then joined the spring play — and together, they made a positive impact on campus culture.
The Col. Robert Morse Library resplendent in autumn after the second major renovation since its construction in 1961. The fall foliage and the landscaping around the new north entrance, which were not completed at the time of the photo shoot, were created by AI.
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