Excellence in the Liberal Arts

Thirty students from the class of 2020 have been inducted to Phi Beta Kappa, a national Honor Society recognizing excellence in a liberal arts education.

Separated, but Dancing Together

The Dance Entrepreneurship class curated a virtual dance festival featuring current Beloit students, alumni, and faculty during the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Professor of Art History played leading role in building Beloit’s environmental studies program

Professor Jo Ortel retires from Beloit, receives emerita honor.

Professor cited for bravery, commitment to transforming communities

Debra Majeed, professor of religious studies and Edwin F. Wilde Distinguished Service Professor earns emerita status upon retirement.

Dave DeGeorge’89 named Athletic Director

Using Podcast to Transfer Knowledge: Familiar and Effective

There is so much more about being an education major than learning to become a teacher. Finn Brandt ’22 did research about teachers’ unions and activism in Chicago and Japan and created a podcast as a medium to present his work and transfer knowledge even further.

Art, Nature, and the Anthropocene

How should humans relate to their environment? Are we a part of “nature”? These questions are urgent today, as we face the effects of climate change shaped by human actions. As Tamara Ketabgian’s students show in a new virtual exhibit, we are far from the first to ask them.

Four faculty members promoted to full professorship

The college’s board of trustees votes unanimously on faculty promotions.

The Creative Minds and Murals of a Favorite Campus Home

A student-driven mural initiative is placing student art in a residence hall already known for its sense of place.

Inaugural Beloit College Pet Photo Contest Winner announced

After 3,017 ballots and seven rounds, we have a winner!