Seeking Refuge
For millions of refugees, escaping a troubled homeland is only the beginning of an equally tough cultural transition. That’s where anthropology comes in.
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How to Study Abroad Meaningfully
Over the past few decades, studying abroad in college has shifted from a distant idea for most students to virtually a rite of passage.
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New Scholarships for Wisconsin’s Top Students
Over Homecoming weekend and in the midst of an inaugural City-College Conference held on campus in September, President Scott Bierman announced the creation of the Wisconsin Distinguished Scholar Award.
Moth Storytelling Founder to Hold Mackey Chair
Poet and novelist George Dawes Green, who founded the storytelling project “the Moth,” will hold Beloit’s Lois and Willard Mackey Chair in Creative Writing this spring.
Record Reorganization
Noah Oberlander’17 discovered some records over the summer, including Dr. John’s classic album, “Dr. John’s Gumbo.”
The Great Yellow River: Exhibit in One Week
Since 2010, as part of an annual test of human endurance, students and alumni worked around the clock the first week of classes to put together an art exhibit for Exhibition Workshop, a museum studies course.
Class of 2015 Graduate Dies in Car Accident
Beloit lost one of its most recent graduates in a car accident in Northern Wisconsin in September.
Magazine Redesign Planned
Beloit College Magazine, though appearing under a couple of different names, has been published consistently since 1910.
Anti-Racist Language in Job Postings
Beloit College is committed to being an anti-racist college.
New Look for Athletics
In mid-October, Beloit unveiled a major upgrade to its already acclaimed website in the form of newly redesigned athletics pages.
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