Beloit College is planning to create two schools—the School of Business, Economics, and Entrepreneurship and the School of Health Sciences—to further strengthen the college’s ability to ensure students find successful and fulfilling careers after graduation.
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The rankings highlight Beloit College’s first-year student experience, value, and social mobility of its graduates.
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In recognition of Constitution Day, faculty, staff and students came together to read the U.S. Constitution and its Amendments.
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Sadeen Alsabbagh’24 knew she wanted to make the most of the summer before her senior year. She found what she was looking for with the Information Systems team at St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital.
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Beloit College was mentioned in the New York Times for being one of a few selective colleges who have seen a significant increase in student economic diversity over the last two decades. President Eric Boynton is quoted saying, “we’re here to transform lives”.
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Ousley Scholar Ashlyn Sparrow is a game-designer and educator who teaches students how to design their own games while uncovering the sociopolitical implications of their designs. We sat down with her and talked about her work and what she’s excited about at Beloit.
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During a three-week Global Experience Seminar in Beloit, Germany, and Poland, Beloit College students explored the memorialization of the Holocaust. Guided by newly appointed Beloit College President Eric Boynton , a professor of philosophy and religious studies , the students became a learning community, realizing the importance of preserving history and …
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Beloit College President Eric Boynton said Beloit College will launch its new School of Business and Entrepreneurship and its School of Health Sciences. As the schools are launched, the college will work with community partners to provide a variety of internship and fellowship opportunities, as well as work with alumni who can present mentor opportunities.
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporter Skyler Chun chases down the origins of the fictional movie character Indiana Jones, Beloit College alum Roy Chapman Andrews.
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Diego Boyd Lassalle’25 was one of 12 students who traveled with assistant professor of English Michael Dango and the Global Experience office’s Julianne Angeli to Puerto Rico to learn what it’s like to live in the shadow of the U.S. without being able to participate fully in its governance. He…
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Long believed to be the inspiration for the fictional Indiana Jones, explorer and Beloit College 1906 graduate Roy Chapman Andrews lived beyond what a Hollywood script could capture. Now some of the adventurer’s most treasured artifacts, manuscripts, books, and photos started arriving at Beloit College’s Archives , and at the Beloit Historical Society, donated by Andrews’s granddaughter…
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