Summer research and community-based learning

This summer was transformative for Olivia Alvarado’25 (she/they). The McNair Scholar learned a great deal about herself in two weeks at the University of Michigan’s Humanities Emerging Research Scholars Program.  

There, Olivia presented quantitative research about the unhoused in the Beloit area, contemplated grad school, connected with new mentors, made …

Movement as Medicine, Connection, and Freedom

Nathan Sill’23’s documentary “Afterglow” delves into the physical challenges, personal trauma, and the power of community that defined his parkour group’s journey.

Gaining a wider perspective

Aiden Cortinas’25 always knew he wanted to help people and give back to his community, but wasn’t sure how. As Aiden reflects on his time in Beloit, he realizes how his professors and small classes helped him to narrow down career options and grow into the person he wanted to be.  

Finding family from abroad to Beloit

Jacopo Tamburini’27, Aina Mallorqui’26, and Candis Damste’24 all ventured to Beloit from abroad to continue their athletic and academic careers. The three have thrived athletically and also have enjoyed college life in many different ways outside of athletics.  

100+ Years of Psychology at Beloit College and Beyond

In today’s world, psychology continues to play a pivotal role in addressing social issues and social change. Here are selected highlights and publications in a developing field and at Beloit College.

Alumni gather around tech, ethics, and the liberal arts

During a Beloiter Days event, alumni, parents, and students talked about the connections between an education at Beloit and working in the tech field.  

Bringing creative vision to life

Through the dance program at Beloit, Kelli Badgley’22 has broadened her vision of what dance can be while fine-tuning her ability to bring a creative vision to life.  

“My time at Beloit has taught me so much in and out of the classroom,” she says. “It’s a small school with so many …