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Beloit College Baseball vs Cornell College
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News & Events
The invaluable support of Beloiters
Beloit College’s 11th Annual Day of Giving was a tremendous success, surpassing both our donor and fundraising goals. We aimed to reach 1,000 donors and internally we set a goal to raise $500,000 — and thanks to the incredible support from alumni, parents, students, and friends, we exceeded all expectations, truly showing that we are all Beloiters. Thank you!
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Unlocking the power of the brain
Renowned behavioral neuroscientist Kelly Lambert spent a multi-day residency at Beloit College as Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar, engaging with the community on her research on mental health and resiliency.
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Josh Martinez Marte ’26 excelling at shot put with Beloit College
Beloit Memorial grad Josh Martinez Marte ’26 is a former football player and current shot put athlete on the Buccaneertrack and field team.
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DeGeorge Eclipses Knapton’s Basketball Win Mark with 558th Win of Career
Beloit College Athletics Director and Baseball CoachDave DeGeorge recorded his 558th career win, surpassing the late Bill Knapton’s record for the most wins in a single sport at Beloit College.
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Beloit College athletic director discusses plans for hockey program
Athletic Director Dave DeGeorge talks about bringing Northland College’s men’s and women’s ice hockey teams to play at Beloit College.
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Leading and reading with elementary schoolers
Ella Aizeki ’25 and Dahlia Shearer ’25 are leading the Reading Buddies volunteer program at Todd Elementary this year. They share their experiences leading other student volunteers, working with children, and getting out into the Beloit community.
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Myths and realities about study abroad
Beloit College has been a national leader in makingstudy abroad possible for all students. However, a handful of myths and misconceptions often prevent students from thinking that study abroad is for them. Let’s examine the top five myths and get a reality check.