Special-Interest Housing

Beloit offers student clubs and organizations the chance to obtain group housing in spaces accommodating anywhere from four to 20 people. Each club/organization governs and manages their spaces, including room requests. First term, first-year students are not eligible to live in special interest housing.

Beloit students live in a variety of special interest houses like the Outdoor Environmental House... Beloit students live in a variety of special interest houses like the Outdoor Environmental House.

Spaces

815 Hall: A co-ed upperclassmen hall located closer to the academic side of campus, also has special interest floors.
ABC Substance Free: For students interested in providing campus with substance free events and programming.
Anthropology House: For students interested in raising awareness of anthropology on campus.
Beloit Science Fiction & Fantasy Association (BSFFA): For students interested in science fiction and fantasy entertainment, including movies, games, and traditional role-playing.
Black Students United (BSU): Special-Interest House that serves as a support group for students of color and educates about Black issues.
Chinese House: For students interested in Chinese language and culture.
Dance Haus: For students interested in art and dance.
Feminist Collective: For students interested in raising awareness of women’s issues and support women on campus.
French House: For students interested in French language and culture.
Haven Hall: A co-ed upperclassmen hall close to the academic side of campus.
Japanese House: For students interested in Japanese language and culture.
Latinx Voices: For students interested in educate members and the campus community about Latino cultures.
Sexuality and Gender Alliance House (SAGA): For students interested in raising awareness of LGBT+ issues.
Spanish House: For students interested in Spanish language & culture.

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