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What happens when ancient Chinese philosophy meets modern business thinking? In Professor Robert LaFleur’s course The Art of War, students explore leadership through classic East Asian texts — challenging conventional approaches to business education.
The tech industry continues to push the public to use AI, even going so far as to market their language models as potential companions or friends. Robin Zebrowski, Professor of Cognitive Science, speaks with Wisconsin Public Radio about the allure and dangers of using AI chatbots for companionship.
Days after addressing Beloit College’s class of 2025 as commencement speaker, Joe Davis ’10 won his first Sports Emmy award for his national sports broadcasting work with Fox Sports and FS1.
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. An exuberant crowd cheered the graduates as they walked across the stage to receive their diplomas from President Eric Boynton under clear skies and sunshine.
Beloit College athletes showcased their talent and determination at the 2025 Midwest Conference Track & Field Championships, with both the men’s and women’s teams securing 7th place overall and several individuals making standout performances.
The Beloit College baseball team showcased its offensive might and received a stellar pitching performance in relief to secure a convincing 11-4 victory over Monmouth (Ill.) on Saturday at Don Hawkins Field to secure Beloit’s third straight MWC Tournament Title.
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.
Since 1982, the Warren Miller Blue Skies Award has recognized a senior who fosters good cheer and good humor, and brings a light touch to campus life. Rafael Cervantes Jr. ’25 of Dallas, Texas, one of the friendliest students on campus, has been a role model and bright light throughout his time at Beloit. His warm and generous personality has earned him the 2025 Warren Miller Blue Skies award.
We welcome our the first cohort of students starting Beloit College’s new nursing program, developed in partnership with Edgewood College.
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