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The Building Blocks of Beloit’s Changing Liberal Arts Model
Offerings for spring 2027 were released on Oct. 23 via a StuAlert message from Registrar Yaffa Grossman. The new schedule prompts students to once again navigate requirements, and asks both faculty and students to consider the future of how students studying the Arts and Humanities will pursue their liberal arts education at Beloit.
Women’s Hockey Opens Season with Electric Home Win
Women’s Hockey start the season with a BIG win!
‘Beginning of a Conversation’: An Update on the Hendricks Center
On Monday, Oct. 26, the faculty of the School of Media and the Arts (abbreviated…
‘You Can’t Enforce These Regulations’: E-Scooter Policies, Injuries, and Student Life
E-scooters have appeared across Beloit College over the past semester. Many students, however, continue to…
News
Clinton Castro and Alan Rubel on AI Ambiguity, Ethics, and Misuse
Beloit College hosted two UW-Madison professors as part of the Crom Visiting Philosopher residency program.
The Latest from Round Table Radio
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Arts
GAYface (A ‘Clayface’ Movie Review)
Released Oct. 23, James Watkin’s “Clayface” provides a concise and unique take on the humble beginnings of one of DC’s most well-known villains.
BSFFA x LITS x Reslife Zine Workshop: Creating And Celebrating Zines
On the rainy afternoon of Nov. 5 in library classroom 203, Ryan McGonagle’27, current president of the Beloit Science Fiction and Fantasy Association, and Archivist Diane Ray, collaborated to host a workshop on creating and celebrating zines.
Deep Purple’s Overlooked Masterpiece
At the dawn of the 1970s, three bands emerged from England that would shape the history of rock music in that decade and beyond.
Features
Dressed to Impress: Halloween Costumes That Stood Out
Highlighting some of the awesomest Halloween costumes spotted on campus.
Ranking Round Table Editors
Self-explanatory!
Monster Tierlist: I TRIED ALL OF ‘EM
Read about Claire’s year and a half long quest and love for Monster energy drinks
SPORTS
Women’s Soccer Clinches MWC Conference Tournament with a Win Against Illinois College
Women’s Soccer make it to the MWC Tournament with a big win.
They Played Some Baseball and Got Some Home Runs: Brewers Capture First World Championship
This one was for Ueck. Congratulations, Brewers!
Golden State Valkyries Cap off Historic Second Season with a Championship
Golden State wins it all in the first game 7 in WNBA history.
Click here for the composite calendar to support our Buccaneers!
OP-ED
College Is Not Like the Movies, I’m Pissed
It can be frustrating when expectations do not meet reality, so who’s the ‘college experience’ really for?
OEC Goes Off-Grid: Annual Camping Trip At Rock Cut State Park
OEC debriefs their annual Fall Break camping trip.
Halloween and Overconsumption
Overconsumption culture is a buzzkill. Allow the post-Halloween clarity to hit and realize you probably did not need three costumes.



