To read about Beloit’s Spring 2021 plans, visit our Back at Beloit information site.

Congratulations, Future Beloiters!

Make Beloit your campus home

Hey, future Beloiters — are you looking forward to August? We are, too, because that’s when we’ll welcome you to campus. Take a moment to celebrate your hard work and join Mckayla and other students by declaring Beloit as your campus home.

Already committed? It’s time to explore your next steps. Connect with your future classmates, mark your calendar with key dates, and stay up-to-date on all things Beloit. We will keep in touch and answer your questions every step of the way.

Become a Beloiter

McKayla poses with the Beloit College sign during a campus visit. She is joining the Beloit commu... McKayla poses with the Beloit College sign during a campus visit. She is joining the Beloit community from Sparta, Wi.

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Presenting Research: Symposium

When students become the teachers for the day

For over 40 years, Beloit students have jumped at the opportunity to do their own research projects on topics that fascinate them. Students spend months working with faculty sponsors to identify the questions they want to study – and symposium is their opportunity to share their discoveries.

This year’s Spring Symposium is May 6: Classes are canceled, but the learning never stops.

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Daniela Aponte?23 poses with Sinnissippi Cruiser bikes at the Powerhouse.
Daniela Aponte’23 poses with Sinnissippi Cruiser bikes at the Powerhouse.
Why They Chose Beloit

So many chances to learn and grow

Daniela Aponte is learning to be a leader by actually being one on campus. In her second year, Aponte’s resume includes on-campus jobs, executive board titles, and mentorship roles.

“People are interested in what you want to learn here, and they will give you the opportunity to grow,” she says.

Read More about Daniela’s Experience

meet a beloiter: professor profiles

Bringing Political Science to Life

Political Science professor Pablo Toral encourages his students to learn by doing. Pre-pandemic, Professor Toral conducted a class in Minnesota’s Boundary Waters every July to give his students a learning experience out in the world.

“It’s really amazing when the students realize, ‘okay, I can totally see how important it is to actually learn by doing, to learn from the people who we study.’”

Toral says he will offer the Boundary Waters course again this summer.

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