A Bethel adjunct professor used to spend almost every weekend building LEGOs with his grandson. Although the pandemic changed that routine, the two still...
Bethel University president elect reflects on his first semester at Bethel, COVID-19 and plans moving forward.
By Molly Korzenowski
President Elect Ross Allen misses being able...
In the transition from studying abroad back to her home in Brisbane, an Australian student has a new perspective on business as usual.
By Jaimee Hood
“We’ve...
In this final installment of the #TFTB Quarantine series, Bethel students share who and what they're thinking about during this the pandemic.
Video by Jessica...
Inspired by theSkimm, longer than the E-announcements, created with your short attention span in mind.
By Mandy Mach
A slight rise in COVID-19 cases as Bethel...
By Abby Pautz
Fall sports: football, volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, hockey, cross country, and soccer, have been pushed back to the spring of 2021....
Inspired by theSkimm, longer than the E-announcements, created with your short attention span in mind.
By Mandy Mach
Happy Labor Day and welcome to week two!
Last...
How Bethel’s tight-knit, Christ-centered community is prepared (and ill-prepared) to handle the COVID-19 pandemic.
By Morgan Day
“That’s 27…” my roommate joked as we passed by...
By Rachel Blood
Bethel utilizes various free apps to organize student life, dining, recreation and more.
CampusClear, a self-screening app, uses health monitoring to execute a...
