Hidden Beloit
A photo essay of mysterious locations, quirky spaces, and weird elements discovered on campus.
All in a Day’s Work: A Minute with Bruce Heine
Director of Safety & Security Bruce Heine has a wicked sense of humor, but he is serious about keeping students and the campus safe.
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Pomp and revelry welcome new students (again)
Beloit held a traditional, in-person fall Convocation, but kept the twist of holding the event outdoors, which started during the pandemic.
Court named for Coach Knapton
Bill Knapton was surrounded by many of his former players, family, and friends in October at a special naming event honoring the beloved basketball coach.
Across the universe
In July, as the first images from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) began to reveal previously unseen details of the ancient cosmos, Beloit astronomers were watching with rapt attention.
Introducing: five tenure-track faculty
This year, Beloit added five scholar-teachers to the ranks of tenure-track faculty in anthropology, biology, economics, and sociology.
Trash talk minimizes campus garbage
Ninth semester student Syd Clark’22 (they/them) created a new way to handle campus garbage.
A presidential transition on the horizon
Eleventh College President Scott Bierman announces his retirement in June.
Alumni artists bring cheer to local hospital
Beloit Health System has brightened the mood of its hospital’s main stairwell with murals of a tree that depict the Midwest’s four seasons. The multi-floor mural was created by two young alumni artists.
Thinking about 1 million lives lost
Eric Boynton, Beloit’s provost and dean, spoke with National Public Radio’s Rachel Martin about empathy and community grief during the pandemic.
Vision for ‘Impact Beloit’ takes shape
取车eer readiness and community involvement to the next level.
