Adriel experimenting with an electric guitar in the Maple Tree Recording Studio, summer 2021.

Chasing the mix

After years of work (and play) in CELEB’s Maple Tree Recording Studio, Adriel Limas’20 now engineers music for emerging artists in the Sound Arts and Industries master’s degree program at Northwestern. After editing multiple projects with college alumni band Saturn Hat, he’s one of three Ferrall Artists-in-Residence, leading a group of students to write and perform their own original songs.

Finding Solutions to Problems on a Daily Basis

As a student at Beloit College, Koont Htar’17 found herself constantly learning as she pursued a double-major, internships, and a campus job. The pursuit of learning equipped her well to become a product manager for Meta.

Alex Iseri’11 and Kari Swirth chat in one of Irontek’s shared working spaces. Tenant offices, such as the Beloit International Film Festival and Beloit’s Chamber of Commerce, line the room on one side.

Innovation hub

A thriving business incubator and shared workspace on the college’s doorstep is attracting students and alumni into its orbit.

The Beloit TV station, located in Beloit’s downtown, installed new lighting, backdrops, set pieces, furniture, and recording equipment last summer.

Public access station BeloitTV gets a makeover

Located in Beloit’s Center for Entrepreneurship (CELEB), BeloitTV provides students the opportunity to create their own high-quality productions for the college and greater community.

Greg Hopper ’80 giving a talk on Investing Strategy to Investment Club members and econ majors and faculty at Beloit College, Feb 6th. 2020

Being an Investor While in College, Why Not?

Mashfik Siddique ’20 and Saugat Pandey ’21 found a place for students to become investors while still in college.

Students creating independent projects in CELEB’s Maker Lab.

Midweek Creativity

From framing art to experimenting with Arduinos and creating one-of-a-kind t-shirts, it’s a busy Wednesday in the Maker Lab.

Following the Music in Summer

Anton Cross’20 landed an internship in the Beloit area with Turtle Creek Orchestra, a non-profit string orchestra that concentrates on summer performances.

Professional experiences right in ‘your own backyard’

Students explore the vital relationship between Beloit (the city) and the college.

Saad Ahsan’21, Garrett Moore’20, and Beth Burnson’88 chat during Beloit’s 2019 Econ Day in Chicago.

Networking at Econ Day

Econ Day, held in Chicago each year, brings economics majors face to face with Beloit’s economics alumni network.

Broakeen Sheffield’19 is a scientist, an athlete, and an entertainer

Who says you have to choose?

Broakeen Sheffield’19 has a lot going on all at once, and why not? The future pharmacist is making the most of his time at Beloit, playing football and track and field, performing, majoring in biochemistry, and writing songs (one even by request for his environmental politics class).