Interim study abroad fair
Online applications for interim study abroad trips opened Mar. 28, offering new trips to Taiwan and New Zealand. Keep Reading
This time for Kenya
Bethel students help orphans through non-stop movement Keep Reading
Top animated movies
Use the unexpected inches of snow as an excuse to nestle in and watch childhood movies. Bethel students have reviewed their favorite cartoon films -- so sit back, relax and regress. Keep Reading
Eboo Patel to speak at convocation chapel
The former member of President Barack Obama's Advisory Council on Faith-Based Neighborhood Partnerships is also the founder of Interfaith Youth Core, inspired by his own identity as an American Muslim. Keep Reading
Oxford opportunity
Two Bethel professors have the opportunity to attend prestigious seminars this summer. Keep Reading
Trump 2020? Not so fast.
The savvy businessman may have been what we needed in 2016, but America will have outgrown him by the next election. Keep Reading
It’s OK to change your mind
I switched my major 5 times. This is a column about why you shouldn’t be afraid to try something new. Keep Reading
Goats might be the new defense against buckthorn
The Creation Restoration club has teamed with Bethel professors to provide an innovative solution to the invasive species. Keep Reading
Bethel’s bees: The Royal Honey Hive
The Clarion sat down with Sodexo General Manager Bob Schuchardt for a Q&A about the bees near North Village. Keep Reading
Sports recap
Baseball, men’s and women’s track and field, men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s tennis, softball, and men’s and women’s soccer. By Josh Towner Baseball Location: Fort Myers, Florida The baseball team won all seven of their games in Florida. They are currently on a 12 game win streak, with record of 12-1. “We went down with a plan, executed that plan, and had a little fun along the way.”— Dan Marod Next: At the College of Saint Scholastica Mar. 25 Men’s Track and Field Location: Birmingham, Alabama The men’s track and field team sent four men to the national meet in Alabama. Senior Karl Olsen took second in the 400m earning All-American status. The one-seed 4×400 relay team persevered through an injury to be named All-American as well. Sophomore Shawn Monroe suffered a hamstring injury 50 meters into his leg of the race. He managed to hobble through the… Keep Reading