Beacon News
Beacon Student Stands Sentry for Conservation with Colorful Calendar Art
March 7, 2022
Most eight-year-olds dream of playing in the rain.
Alumni News
Early Tragedies For Beacon Grad Lay Foundation For Empathy in Career Path
March 4, 2022
As a little girl, Kelly Hurley knew both the heartbreak of loss and the unwavering love of family.
Academics
Beacon College Professor and Student Return from Research Trip to Nepal
March 4, 2022
They hiked the jungles of Nepal and went on safari, where they saw a tiger, a jackal, a rhino, and multitudes of other species.
Alumni News
All I Need to Get By: Cupid’s Aim Proves Straight at Beacon College
February 3, 2022
By Richard Burnett Through the years, many Beacon College students have found love in all the right places.
Alumni News
Experiences at Beacon Digitized Successful Life in the ‘Real World’ for Graff
January 7, 2022
From his first digital logo years ago as a teen to his polished portfolio today as an accomplished graphic designer, Dan Graff has parlayed his talent and education into a career brimming with potential.
Beacon News
Six-figure Fogg Gift Makes Beacon College a Safer Place to Grow
January 7, 2022
Continuing its transformational generosity, The Edward C.
Beacon News
Beacon Community Helps Educate Grade School Students on Diversity, Inclusion
January 7, 2022
With diversity, equity, and inclusion at once becoming buzzwords and calls-to-action in the corporate and workaday world, Beacon College students and faculty continued the custom of communicating locally the value of neurodiversity by visiting Tavares Middle School last month for its annual disability Awareness Day.
Arts
Bellamy’s Statutes Stand Out in Recent Exhibit Meant to Reduce Art Buyer’s ‘Visual Tension’
December 1, 2021
Orlando interior designer José J. Cabrera helped support regional artists by mounting and sponsoring Visual Tension: Artspace 2021, an exhibition staged in November at Mills Gallery in Orlando.
Beacon News
How to Prepare For Online Success After The Thanksgiving Break
November 10, 2021
To minimize the potential spread of COVID-19, Beacon College students will complete the fall semester exclusively online after a well-deserved Thanksgiving break.
Beacon News
Elephant Research Will Take Beacon Students and Professor to Nepal
October 28, 2021
When Meghan Woerner received an email from her anthrozoology instructor, Dr.
Beacon News
Beacon College’s “A World of Difference” Goes Big On New Cable Home
October 27, 2021
After an award-winning inaugural season on public access TV, what could Beacon College’s neurodiversity television show “A World of Difference” do in season two for an encore?
Beacon News
Pomp And (COVID) Circumstances: Two Beacon Classes Finally Walk The Walk
October 4, 2021
An old English proverb promises that “all things come to those who wait.