The woman who runs with the wolfdogs

Women’s flag football is coming to Beloit College, with the Buccaneers competing in the sport for the first time in spring 2026. Recruitment, and a search for a coach, is underway. 

When Northland College announced that it was closing at the end of the spring semester, Beloit staff reached out to offer ways for Northland students to continue their education at Beloit, including an invitation to Northland’s men’s and women’s ice hockey teams and their coaches to join Buccaneer athletics.

The 50th anniversary of The Dispossessed, the utopian novel by Ursula Le Guin, brought faculty and students together to share the importance of public humanities.

Last year marked big changes for Beloit College’s dance program, as its 30th anniversary coincided with the program’s integration with theatre and music into the college’s new Performing and Applied Arts major and with Professor Chris Johnson’s retirement from teaching dance.

When Joe Bookman, professor and department chair of media studies, traveled to Los Angeles to shoot a short film in January last year, Allison Overcamp ’25 was among the crew.

In her new book, architect Jeanne Gang uses a horticultural technique as a way of rethinking adaptive reuse and combating climate change in architecture and urban design.