In the Trenches in the Time of Covid
Five stories of alumni bringing their best work forward in the hour of our greatest need.
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The Quiet Moments In-Between: My Brief But Spectacular Time In Ireland
On March 16, 2020—the day before St. Patrick’s Day—Meg Kulikowski’21 watched Ireland disappear from the window of an almost empty Aer Lingus plane. It seemed like an abrupt end to her study abroad experience, but was it?
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We Are No. 5 in the Nation
Beloit rises to the top on a coveted list of innovative national liberal arts schools.
Farewell to Poetry Garden Artist
Siah Armajani created some of Beloit’s most notable–and useful–works of art.
Masks, Circus Tents, and a New Campus Normal
An attitude of “we’re all in this together” is keeping the campus community healthy.
At a Critical Moment, Students Rewrite Their Statement of Culture
Revisions include a formal anti-racist position and a focus on student behavior that mitigates the spread of Covid-19.
Beloit in the News, Noted as a ‘Bright Spot’
The college’s swift action in the face of uncertainty earned notice by NBC, the Wall Street Journal, and the New York Times.
When the Lights Went Out
A future story is brewing about what happened during some of Beloit’s aptly timed power outages.
Anti-Racist Work Accelerates, Framed by Student Demands
Beloit’s aspirations to become an anti-racist institution were already underway, but the racial reckoning of the spring and summer of 2020 has galvanized this work.
High GPAs and Athletic Feats Place Students on All-Academic Team
Track and field athletes excel in the classroom and in their sports.
Banners That Matter
When the the city of Beloit withdrew its permission to hang Black Lives Matter banners on the Powerhouse bridge, students quickly made a replacement.
Alumni generosity, an education for the public good, and more news in brief
A collection of concise news items about Beloit.
