June 08, 2022

Uncovering Hidden Campus Spaces and Places

Beloit’s 176-year-old campus is full of hidden spaces and curiosities.

We’re planning a fall story about some of them, including a rarely seen small chapel-within-a-chapel, a cave that was once used for teaching, and a red dragon mascot set into concrete on a campus sidewalk.

Do you know of an obscure physical space or an oddity on campus? Even if you don’t know the story behind it, send an email to belmag@ycdwkj666.com and we’ll investigate.


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  • Book cover of “The Wongs of Beloit Wisconsin” by Beatrice Loftus McKenzie.

    The Wongs of Beloit Wisconsin

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  • Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson, left, congratulates Bob Lang’65 on receiving the Public Leadership Award bearing his name.

    How a Nonpartisan Excels in a Partisan World

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  • Beloit’s 172nd Commencement unfolded on a perfect spring day on May 15, the first large-scale celebration of graduation in two years — after the pandemic pre-empted, then altered Beloit’s traditional ceremony on the Middle College lawn. The class of 2022 reveled in coming together with families, friends, faculty, and staff, and President Bierman remarked that no one would take such a gathering for granted again. “It is great to be here all together in all three dimensions!” he said.

    Powerhouse field named for Bill Flanagan, Mackey Chair Lynda Barry, and more news in brief

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