Often forgotten, yet still fighting
Although emphasized as a part of America’s past, Indigenous Americans at Bethel are working towards increasing awareness and representation ofContinue Reading
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Looking back, stepping forward
Finding comfort and success playing Bethel football and starting a shoe-selling business, Bronson Pe’a dreams of living a life farContinue Reading
‘Forced into a white box’
BIPOC students and alumni share their encounters with racism at Bethel. By Alice Hong | Contributing Writer In the midstContinue Reading
‘Something has to change’
The Bethel community responds to the fatal police shooting of Daunte Wright and the verdict of Derek Chauvin’s trial inContinue Reading
Praying with his eyes open
After being forgiven by the man he shot, Pastor Danny Givens transformed his life into one of activism and spiritualContinue Reading
‘Let’s Make Stuff’
Raspberry Monday 2021 By Makenzi Johnson The 49th annual juried student art exhibit, “Raspberry Monday,” was on display in theContinue Reading
Bethel responds to mask mandate lift
Community encouraged to continue face-covering protocols until commencement weekend. By Rachel Blood | News Editor Governor Tim Walz lifted theContinue Reading
The matter of masks
Conflicting views on face-covering protocols divide the Bethel community and spur administrative response. By Rachel Blood and Molly Wilson SophomoreContinue Reading
The Egg: May 11th
Inspired by TheSkimm, longer than the e-announcements, created with your short attention span in mind. By Ariel Dunleavy | ContributingContinue Reading
The Egg: May 3rd
Inspired by TheSkimm, longer than the e-announcements, created with your short attention span in mind. By Ariel Dunleavy | ContributingContinue Reading