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An advocate for access, inclusion, diversity, and social justice, Bobbi Cordano joins the ranks of other USA TODAY’s Women of the Year honorees, including former First Lady Michelle Obama, former supreme court justice Sandra Day O’Connor, and astronaut Nicole Mann.
Allan Padron’25 and Israel Zewdie’26 are bringing attention to the April 4 Wisconsin Supreme Court election.
A full day for students to explore careers in sports, fitness and recreation, sustainability, health and healing, and business and entrepreneurship.
Make a plan to vote in-person absentee from March 21-31 or on election day April 4.
Guest director Jerrell Henderson describes Beloit College’s production of Blackademics as “an intimate story about the experiences of Black women on a college campus.” He hopes students, faculty, staff, and community members alike will connect with the show’s universal messages.
Dr. Wayne Au will highlight social justice in the K-12 educational system during campus events.
Ferrall Artist in Residence Tanya Aguiñiga holds gallery talk and public presentation.
Beloit College students are in the running for the $1,000 winning story prize. Chang will select the winning story in March.
Throughout her four years at Beloit, senior Jada Daniel has conducted research and been a leader across campus as a means to uplift others. As she prepares for her sociology Ph.D. program at Northwestern, she will continue to, in her words, “give back by producing compelling and accessible research that works with, not on, marginalized and underserved communities to uplift Black joy, liberation, and abolition.”
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