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Jasmin Anna Bowers ’25 receives Martha Peterson Prize for academic excellence and leadership

Jasmin Anna Bowers ’25 of Richmond, Texas, recipient of the 2025 Martha Peterson Prize, distinguished herself at Beloit with her academic excellence, leadership, and initiative outside the classroom. An outstanding student and community member, she exemplifies excellence in leadership, academics, and athletics.

Rafaella is a senior and a Concierge Intern with First National Bank.

First National Bank & Trust intern Rafaella Pavarini de Souza ’25

Rafaella is a senior at Beloit from São Paulo, Brazil, and a Concierge Intern who is majoring in quantitative economics and international relations .

Kitana Gulotta’25, left, enjoyed tabling at events on behalf of Community Health Systems during the Community Health Internship Program (CHIP) this summer. She presented about the experience in a panel at Beloit & Beyond.

Beloit & Beyond: Exploring careers in health

Four students presented about their healthcare experiences in the Beloit community during the Beloit & Beyond Conference . The panel was hosted by Emily Sager , who is also the career development advisor for the School of Health Sciences .

Kitana Gulotta’25 is a Impact Beloit Community Fellow at the University of Illinois College of Medicine Rockford.

Kitana’s internship at the University of Illinois College of Medicine

Beloit native Kitana Gulotta’25 is an intern at the University of Illinois College of Medicine Rockford (UICOMR).

Alumni Lirio Hittle’86 (far end of the table) and Samir Goswami’98 (standing) talk with students

Students received career advice from alumni

Lirio Hittle’86 and Samir Goswami’98 visited Beloit College on September 12-13 to participate in classes and offer professional advice. Students were particularly interested in careers in diplomacy, security, climate policy and advocacy, foreign policy, international law, human rights, and international development.

The “Yuyanapaq” project documented the atrocities inflicted on the Peruvian people during two decades of national unrest, creating photographic evidence. The sign in this Lima protest translates as “No to terrorism.”

Yuyanapaq: A Photography Exhibit, an Assignment, and a Book

A decade of student and faculty work has come together into a book which documents and reflects on the human rights violations that took place in Peru between 1980 and 2000, two of the bloodiest decades in the nation’s history.

Farah Tolu-Honary’s view of a beautiful blue street in Tunesia.

“The world is never that far away”

Meet twins Farah and Ariana Tolu-Honary’24 and their younger sister, Mina’26. Though they run in different circles on campus and studied abroad in three different places to improve their language skills in three different languages, the sisters all share the goal of becoming teachers or professors.

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