The Gift of Grizzly Bears

An encounter with grizzly bears was an opportunity for Charlotte McGuinn Freeman ’85 to consider the relationship between human animals and apex predators living in the same part of the world.

Beyond Board means back to the classroom for alumni

Before the 2025 Beloiter Day festivities began, 30 alumni had an assignment to complete. 

International Relations students successfully completed G-20 simulation

Each student represented a country and learned the process of negotiation throughout the semester.

Spring 2026 courses in ENVS

Common Grant recipients embark on new research paths

At Coe College Wilderness Field Station students learn flexibility and perseverance to complete individual research projects. The opportunity to explore the ecology of unfamiliar waterways is as important as building skills around unexpected challenges.

Richard Fineberg: An Alaskan Hero

An investigative journalist, public servant, and folk musician who made an outsized difference is remembered with great fondness and respect by many in the last frontier. 

Environmental studies and SEL visited Devil’s Lake for a day of environmental education

Student Excellence & Leadership student mentors, staff, and environmental studies faculty introduced incoming SEL students to a day of nature and fun outdoor education