murses and fysicists
Though Bethel is ahead of the curve when it comes to combating gender disparities in staff positions, some majors reflectContinue Reading
Author: Callie Schmidt
2017-2018 News Editor of The Clarion. South St. Paul native. Left-handed middle child, which explains everything. Avid adventurer; enjoys singing and playing guitar. | callie-schmidt@bethel.edu
Christians and the environment
Bethel students and professors talk about creation care.
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.
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.
What you need to know about the projected $6 million budget shortfall
Going in-depth on Bethel University’s projected $6 million deficit next year, largely due to lower undergraduate enrollment.
Moya renamed to Black Student Union
The change was approved by Student Senate in December.
Bethel enrollment drop causes projected $6 million shortfall, salary freezes, staff cuts
Bethel University is expecting a $6 million deficit next year largely due to lower enrollment in the College of Arts and Sciences.
Snoop Dogg to perform at Bethel
Benson Great Hall will host 19th annual Super Bowl Gospel Celebration Thursday.
Bethel’s response to Charlottesville
Last year a white supremacist group posted propaganda on Bethel’s campus. Now there’s a nationwide protest and Bethel delivered a statement. How are Bethel students responding?
Photo gallery: Looking for the eclipse
Nearly 100 people gathered outside Bethel’s Community Life Center to receive free eclipse glasses from the physics and engineering departments.