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Arden Village’s offensive team smiles on the sidelines of the AV versus Commuter game. The coaches had split the players up into different shifts, enabling them to ensure everyone shared playing time. Between shifts, the girls cheered on their teammates and reviewed strategies with their position coaches.
Arden Village powderpuff team gets “the full experience”
Bethel students watch as North Village performs their cheer Monday. The Homecoming captains dressed as trees and some students wore costumes in their dorm’s color to further show school spirit.
Cheer Night kicks off Homecoming Week
Bursting the Bubble
The Yolk: Homecoming, Fall and Flu Season
The Yolk: Homecoming, Fall and Flu Season
The Yolk: Senses, Study Abroad and Spoons
The Yolk: Senses, Study Abroad and Spoons
Unveiling what was once normalized
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’
Wide receiver Will Eliason kicks a punt return during the Royals game against the Wartburg Knights. The next Bethel football showing be their homecoming game next Saturday, Sept. 30, against Gustavus Adolphus.
Bethel University vs. Saint John’s
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
Dear Lithuanian Diary
The world at small
The world at small
Letter from the Editor: 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: Homecoming, Fall and Flu Season
The Yolk: Homecoming, Fall and Flu Season
The Yolk: Senses, Study Abroad and Spoons
The Yolk: Senses, Study Abroad and Spoons
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
The Yolk: Homecoming, Fall and Flu Season
The Yolk: Homecoming, Fall and Flu Season
The Yolk: Senses, Study Abroad and Spoons
The Yolk: Senses, Study Abroad and Spoons
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: Shaving
Treading Warm Water: Shaving
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Letter from the Editor: Print is dead and the cavemen killed it

Sarah Bakeman
September 14, 2023
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

Sarah Bakeman
September 14, 2023
Read a book, watch a movie 

Read a book, watch a movie 

Sarah Bakeman, Rachel Blood, Mild Du, Davis McElmurry, Molly McFadden, and Molly Wilson
May 8, 2023
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