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Beloit’s Bold Experiment

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the first class to graduate under the Beloit Plan, a brief but pivotal chapter in the long history of the college that established the school’s reputation for innovation and, despite its demise, still lingers in its DNA.

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Books & Media

General interest books and media by Beloit community members.

From the president

Free Expression and the Marketplace of Ideas

A group of South Beloit firefighters are shown clockwise from top left: Alex Leininger '18, Duncan McFadden '18, Nico Hamacher, Ryan Jacq...

Saving Lives, While Still in College

How often do you encounter a college student who is also a firefighter? A few of Beloit’s own have become paid, part-time firefighters in the state of Illinois.

In Remembrance: Art Professor Ralph Knasinski

Ralph Knasinski, an adjunct associate professor of art from 1989 to 2001, died on Feb. 28, 2018.

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Xilong Tony Zhu'13 standing at attention in military garb.

Alumnus Swept Up In Homeland Security Snare

In April, the Washington Post exposed the difficult and surreal journey of Xilong “Tony” Zhu’13, as he has tried to become a U.S. citizen.

Six Faculty Members Retire At Year’s End

The Beloit community bid farewell to six influential faculty members who officially retired from full-time teaching in May.

Law and Justice

Social justice leader, litigator, and former executive director of Amnesty International USA Steven W. Hawkins held Beloit’s 2017-18 Weissberg Chair in International Studies.

Seeking a Good Society

What makes a good society? Beloit’s Duffy Community Partnerships program keeps that question at the center of everything it does.

From the Archives

You never know what you’re going to find.

Getting the Most from a Beloit College Education

Students learn how to get the most out of their time at Beloit

Speaker Stirs Controversy

An April 6 campus lecture by political philosopher Harvey Mansfield prompted heckling from some students and pointed questions from others who opposed the speaker’s views about gender and sexuality.

Trend Report: Converse Shoes and Mom Jeans

This spring, in a course called “Writing Beloit,” 13 students led by Christi Clancy, a professor of English, created a magazine called “Inside the Bubble,” intended for fellow students.

College Refines Response Protocol

Beloit refined its policy for responding to and communicating about hate acts and hate crimes this spring after a campus security officer discovered a racist threat spray-painted near a sanctioned graffiti wall in the middle of the night of April 1.

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Featured Stories

Beloit’s Bold Experiment

Books & Media

Free Expression and the Marketplace of Ideas

Saving Lives, While Still in College

Profiles

In Remembrance: Art Professor Ralph Knasinski

Notebook

Alumnus Swept Up In Homeland Security Snare

Six Faculty Members Retire At Year’s End

Law and Justice

Seeking a Good Society

From the Archives

Getting the Most from a Beloit College Education

Speaker Stirs Controversy

Trend Report: Converse Shoes and Mom Jeans

College Refines Response Protocol

Letters: from our readers

The Bristol Collection and memories of Michael Simon

Walk of a Lifetime

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