Sofia Hernandez Crade’13 moved a small Colorado community to tears at the sight of the 24-foot-tall puppet she created in the likeness of the town’s beloved local artist, Charles Rockey. The process of making the puppet inspired her to continue pursuing her dreams after a personal loss. She’s since gained widespread media attention for her massive project.
On a picture-perfect spring day, an exuberant crowd of family, friends, and Beloit College community members cheered graduates as they walked across the stage in front of historic Middle College.
The transformative $10 million renovation of Morse Library will be completed this summer and the library will reopen in August.
Beginning in May 2025, Beloit will host Edgewood’s dual-degree bachelor’s in nursing (BSN) students on Beloit’s campus.
For the first time in program history, the women’s lacrosse team reached the Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference (NACC) championship.
In preparation for their 50th reunion, the class of ’74 has founded the Marca Bristo Disability Fund for disability services on campus in honor of their classmate.
The sturdy iron box on casters, tucked away beneath the stairs on the lower level of the Powerhouse, beyond the pool tables and the Metallica pinball machine, might be easy to miss if it weren’t for its fresh coat of bright Beloit yellow paint.
Awards for outstanding teaching and advising were presented and six long-time members of the Beloit College community were awarded emeritus status at the annual faculty and staff appreciation ceremony in April in Pearson Hall’s Moore Lounge.
Sofia Hernandez Crade’13 created a larger-than-life puppet of the legendary local artist Charles Rockey in Manitou Springs, Colorado. The process of making the 24-foot puppet brought the community together.
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