Back at Beloit
A Safe, Sensible and Smart Return to Campus
Things have changed, here’s what you need to know:
The classroom and residential experience will look a little different, especially at first.

We’re reducing class sizes, incorporating online and hybrid classes, and adjusting housing and dining options to safeguard the health of our community.
Read moreThe choices you make outside of class will have an impact on our community.

We have size limits for in-person gatherings— especially indoors. And everyone in our community must follow health guidelines and protective practices.
Read moreWe’ll be ready to adapt quickly if new outbreaks or disruptions require action.

We’re monitoring the situation on campus. We have protocols in place to help us make quick decisions about teaching, learning, and working as circumstances change.
Read moreOur primary commitment is keeping our community safe and healthy.

There’s nothing more important than the health and safety of our community. At the end of the day, that’s what guides our planning.
Read moreUpdates & Announcements
With vaccines being available to anyone aged 16 or older in Wisconsin, the entire campus community is encouraged to get a COVID-19 vaccine.
We are able to make this decision for several reasons, including the community’s shared commitment to health and safety, following our protective practices, and student testing protocols.
Beloit College has two COVID-19 testing policies in place for students: one to cover Pre-Arrival and the other for Spring Semester.
The following Protective Practices will be expected of all members of the campus community:
Virtual Gatherings
For most meetings, advising, tutoring, and some classes.
Maintain Distance
At least 6 feet, inside and out.
Limit Physical Contact
Avoid handshakes and other physical contact when possible.
Wear a Mask
At all times, inside and outside, unless you are alone in a personal space, such as your office, dorm room or home.
Clean Hands
Wash your hands and use hand sanitizer regularly.
Frequent Cleaning
Of all common spaces and frequently used surfaces.
Daily Wellness Checks
Check your temperature and watch for symptoms.
Stay Home
If you’re feeling sick, stay home and get a checkup.