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Find your people. Discover your thing (or all the things).

The Beloit Independent Theater Experience group at an event.
The Beloit Independent Theater Experience (BITE for short) is a club that focuses on promoting performing arts on campus.
Members of the Geology Club pose together to show off their tools and a rock sample.
Geology Club aims to learn about applications of geology and opportunities in the workforce.
Chess Club members play together in the Presidents Lounge.
Chess Club encourages players of all skill levels to play, practice, and compete in the game of chess.
Members of the Vietnamese Student Association share a dinner together in Maurer Link.
Members of the Vietnamese Student Association share a dinner together in Maurer Link.

Beloiters have a wide array of interests outside the classroom. Dungeons & Dragons. Art. Ultimate frisbee. Planning concerts and campus events. Yoga. If you like it, chances are good that you’ll find someone else who does, too. Beloit currently offers over 45 clubs and organizations, and if they don’t have what you’re looking for, you and your friends can create your own.

Many Beloiters choose to live part of their time here in special interest housing. Many of these groups are located in their own old house and accommodate between four and 20 students.

Another popular option is to join a sorority or fraternity on campus. We have two sororities and three fraternities, all of which have a distinct vibe and their own house. None of them are anything like what you’ve seen in the movies.

Just a few examples

  • Collage Club

    A club catering to expert artists and novice crafters alike!
    Collage Club building a collage on a wall.

  • Vietnamese Student Association

    A student-run club where Beloit College students, both Vietnamese and non-Vietnamese, can have a chance to be exposed to Vietnamese culture.
    Members of the Vietnamese Student Association share a dinner together in Maurer Link.

  • Sexuality and Gender Alliance (SAGA)

    Educating and supporting issues of gender and sexuality for all members of the Beloit College community.
    Clubs, organizations, faculty, staff, and students line College Street as the new class of students parade between.

  • Beloit Urban Garden (BUG)

    Educating students about growing food using organic methods, building hands-on connections with the curriculum, and nourishing campus by providing produce to students.

  • Chinese Club

    Helping Chinese students integrate into this campus, building a platform for everybody to learn Chinese culture, and assisting students who are learning Chinese language to improve their academic work.
    Pictures from the 2019 Lunar New Year Event held between the Chinese Club and the Chinese language program

To see all groups, check out the complete list of clubs and organizations.

Stories

Gamers try out the college’s gaming and e-Sports space in Whitney Hall during the Student Involvement Fair.

Student club presses play with a brand new gaming space

A new gaming and esports club joins casual and competitive gamers on campus. Its new space in Whitney Hall links people of all backgrounds to hang out and play video games.

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OEC + 2022 fall break camping trip to Kettle Moraine forest.

OEC students camped at Kettle Moraine over fall break

Students from the Outdoor Environmental Club enjoyed stunning fall foliage, solitude, relaxing hikes, great food, and experienced a feel for the change of the seasons.

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Aardvark Authors board members Sydney, Gray, India, Jonah, and Sam.

New creative writing club creates community

Two years of Covid prevented creative writers on campus from coming together as a group outside the classroom. India David’25 wanted to fix that, so she gathered her friends and made a (well-attended) new club .  

“There’s just so many people on this campus who love to interact and write stories,” …

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