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Women’s soccer falls short against St. Kate’s
Bethel battles against one of its top rivals St. Kate’s, which moves to third place in the MIAC with aContinue Reading
Bethel football upsets No. 2 St. John’s
The Royals take down Johnnies for the first time in nine years. By Sebastian Studier and Annika Carr For theContinue Reading
Sarah’s declassified survival guide
Only three short months ago I opened the trunk of my rusty blue Ford Escape and hauled my cherished belongingsContinue Reading
Bethel welcomes class of 2026
The 2022 Welcome Week move-in process brought in 441 new freshmen Pull. Pull. Pull. The cheers of Welcome Week staff,Continue Reading
Objects in mirror may be nicer than they appear
Are Bethel students stuck inside a bubble of sugar and sweet, separated from real-world meanness? By Anna Pearson “Minnesota nice”Continue Reading
Tunnels, freshmen fight club and more
A brief list of better options Bethel can spend their money on to make campus life amazing. By Cyrus RuchContinue Reading
Stories from the sheep farm
Transitioning from rural Iowa to the Twin Cities causes a time of reflection. By Molly McFadden Each Saturday throughout myContinue Reading
Treasured holiday tastes and aromas
Bethel community members share their favorite family food traditions. By Caleb Smith As the seasons continue to change and theContinue Reading
Letter from the editor: Age of uncertainty
By Sarah Bakeman For those of you who don’t know me or haven’t seen my driver’s license, I’m 19 yearsContinue Reading
Defining domestic violence in college relationships
Amongst common misconceptions about what abuse can look like, Bethel’s Title IX office and the myPlan app are helping toContinue Reading
‘A new chapter of adulthood’
For the students who choose to live off campus, having their own space allows them certain amenities and resources thatContinue Reading
Storytelling in the “Bethel universe” and beyond
J.D. O’Brien, filmmaker and Bethel employee, recently premiered his newest film “After the Gunflint.” By Molly McFadden Not only didContinue Reading
‘This one feels very different’
As Bethel University faces a second round of faculty cuts in the past two years, students, faculty and administration questionContinue Reading
Theatre students navigate the unknown
After the elimination of the theatre minor, students look to their paths forward. By Molly McFadden The lights rose inContinue Reading