New year, new protocols
As COVID-19 continues to change, protocols change as well. Here is a guide to what’s new and what’s not withContinue Reading
Category: News
‘Shocked and heartbroken’
After 14 years at Bethel, Pastor Laurel Bunker’s departure leaves students, staff and faculty looking for answers. By Rachel BloodContinue Reading
‘At the end of the day, it’s about love’
Dr. Rahn Franklin begins his first year at Bethel as Vice President of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. By Rachel BloodContinue Reading
Coming together in fellowship
Koinonia acts as the first Vespers service of the year, providing students with a time of worship, inspiration and communion. Continue Reading
Worship in the age of COVID-19
With limited seating in Benson Great Hall, Chapel and Vespers this fall look a little different. By Rachel Blood StudentsContinue Reading
Battling misinformation
Series on Police Reform incites hope of starting more conversations at Bethel University. By Chloe Peter | Contributing Writer GloriaContinue Reading
Afraid of needles
Bethel community members demonstrate the ideological divide surrounding the COVID-19 vaccine and share their decisions and reasoning regarding the shot. Continue Reading
Takeout option increasing waste output on campus
New to-go containers from the DC fill trash and recycling bins alike across campus, concerning Creation Restoration members and environmentalContinue Reading
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
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