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The Yolk: Senses, Study Abroad and Spoons
The Yolk: Senses, Study Abroad and Spoons
The Egg: September 18
The Egg: September 18
Exasperated alums: email account shutdowns
RyleeAnn Andre, Katie Storlie and Andrew Hansen laugh in Getsch shack Sep 8. The two Getsch Resident Assistants along with the Lissner Resident Assistant laugh at a conversation on Storlie’s phone. “Being able to have shack, where all those residents are checking in and stopping by and just having those really miniscule or even heavy conversations, ended up being meaningful for them and for us,” Hansen said.
Communal bathrooms are worth it
Campus Pastor Caitlyn Stenerson speaks in Benson Great Hall. She will be leaving Bethel University after working at the university for two years to become the senior pastor of Minneapolis-based Knox Church. While at Bethel her job has included working with United Worship teams, planning chapels and meeting with students.
Bethel to Knox: Pastor Caitlyn’s next steps
Advice you didn’t ask for: Business
Senior Christina Castañeda sits in the BUILD office alongside first-year student in BUILD Molly Thompson. Next year, Castañeda’s younger sister Cynthia will be joining the BUILD program. “She will make friends wherever she goes,” Castañeda said. “I think she’s excited to gain those friends and that independence.”
A hands-on approach to education
Junior Isaac Lange leans toward the presentation in Wednesday’s BBEA meeting. Lange is a director in BBEA,a marketing major and a football player. “[Business students should] jump in,” Lange said. “You’ll never know if you’ll like something unless you do it.”
Business beyond Bethel
Professor Victor Ezigbo presents a lecture addressing religious violence in Nigeria at the University of Jos in July 2018. “In Nigeria, if you are powerful, it is very rare for you to be held accountable,” Ezigbo said. “You have to deal with the issue of corruption and leaders who don’t quite understand what it means to invest in the country and invest in the future of those nations.”
‘You’re gonna have to pay for it’
Independent and empowered: Stories of First-Gen Students
Independent and empowered: Stories of First-Gen Students
Fifth-year quarterback George Bolt hugs his mom after Bethel University’s first football game of the season Sept. 9. The Wartburg Knights beat the Royals 16-2. “If I’m choosing to come back, I’m choosing to come back fully invested regardless. Even in those frustrating points, I’m going to choose to enjoy this because I can control that,” Bolt said.
‘One foot in one world and one in the other’
Go Figure!
Senior soccer player Izzy Smith cheers her team on against Crown College from the sidelines Wednesday, Sept. 6. “I know it’s going to be hard to say goodbye. But with the team we have now, there’s already so much laughter, so much joy and so much freedom,” Smith said.
Run it back
Wide receiver Joey Kidder leaps to catch a ball during Saturday’s game. The pass was incomplete.
Wartburg College vs. Bethel University
PSEO powerlifter
PSEO powerlifter
Dear Lithuanian Diary
The world at small
The world at small
Print is dead and the cavemen killed it
A “Cruel Summer”
A “Cruel Summer”
Read a book, watch a movie 
Read a book, watch a movie 
The Yolk: Clubs, BU Athletics and Barbie
The Yolk: Clubs, BU Athletics and Barbie
Treading Warm Water: Shaving
Treading Warm Water: Shaving
Treading Warm Water: Met Gala
Treading Warm Water: Met Gala
Treading Warm Water: Bathroom Etiquette
Treading Warm Water: Bathroom Etiquette
More Than a Single Story: Our relationships with culture and mental health
More Than a Single Story: Our relationships with culture and mental health
The Yolk: Clubs, BU Athletics and Barbie
The Yolk: Clubs, BU Athletics and Barbie
Treading Warm Water: Shaving
Treading Warm Water: Shaving
Treading Warm Water: Met Gala
Treading Warm Water: Met Gala
Treading Warm Water: Bathroom Etiquette
Treading Warm Water: Bathroom Etiquette
More Than a Single Story: Our relationships with culture and mental health
More Than a Single Story: Our relationships with culture and mental health
Treading Warm Water: Shaving
Treading Warm Water: Shaving
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PHOTO ESSAY: Royals volleyball hosts Bethel Invitational, goes 1-2

September 16, 2019
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Junior Maria Claflin attacks the net against a Minnesota-Morris blocker.

The Bethel volleyball team opened their home slate in the Bethel Invitational and defeated UW-Stout Friday before falling to St. Norbert College and Minnesota-Morris Saturday.

Photos by Emma Gottschalk

 

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Sophomore Hannah Wilhite loads up for a serve in the Robertson Center Saturday afternoon.

 

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A handful of Bethel players prepare to defend an attack from Minnesota-Morris, including Maria Claflin (14) and Hannah Wilhite (34).

 

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The Bethel huddle celebrates a point, emphasized by senior Dominique Dabu’s vertical leap.

 

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Junior setter Ellie Hoyt discusses game strategy with head coach Gretchen Hunt during a stoppage of play.

 

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Bethel fans crowded the bleachers for matches Friday and Saturday to support their friends and family.
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