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.
When comics meet creative writing
A chance encounter at a Beloit book event grew into a unique classroom collaboration where comics and creative writing sparked new ways for students to tell their stories.
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The class of 2025: prepared, resilient, and joyful
Graduates, family, friends, and community members gathered on the Beloit College campus on May 11 to celebrate the Class of 2025 during the college’s 175th Commencement.
New nursing program launched in partnership with Edgewood University
With a state-of-the-art skills lab, local clinical placements, and a strong liberal arts foundation, Beloit’s new program prepares students for high-demand careers in nursing.
Annual awards presented to outstanding faculty and staff
Annual awards for outstanding teaching and advising were presented at the faculty and staff appreciation ceremony on April 10 in Pearson Hall’s Moore Lounge.
Four longtime faculty and staff members awarded emeritus status
From classrooms to studios to campus leadership, four retiring Beloiters leave behind a legacy of scholarship, artistry, and community impact.
DeGeorge eclipses Knapton’s single sport record with 558th career win
A 13–0 shutout game sealed a milestone for Dave DeGeorge, whose steady success has made him the most victorious coach in one sport at Beloit.
A new look for the Buccaneer honors the past and looks to the future
There is a new Buccaneer in town. Beloit College’s longtime mascot got a makeover this summer. The redesign, the first in over 45 years, was launched in June.
