Graduate advice
The Clarion reached out to some recent graduates of Bethel University to see what wisdom and advice their time in the world outside the Bethel bubble has given them. Here’s what they said.
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Friday, Nov. 11
Current news from Bethel, Minnesota and beyond, brought to you by the Clarion. Abby Petersen | News Editor Bethel News Read perspectivesContinue Reading
Cheryl Bostrom
Elizabeth Grodahl and Maddie DeBilzan | For the Clarion Cheryl Bostrom does not support Donald Trump. But leading up to theContinue Reading
Conor Nordmeyer
For Conor Nordmeyer, social media didn’t have the same impact on his presidential candidate vote like it did for others.Continue Reading
A space to come together
Bethel Student Government and the Election Committee came together Tuesday night to watch the election. Madeline Koengeter | Freelance Dressed in blueContinue Reading
Tuesday, Nov. 8
Current news from Bethel, Minnesota and beyond, brought to you by the Clarion. CALLIE SCHMIDT | NEWS REPORTER Bethel News Today isContinue Reading
A Pocket Guide to the Republican Candidates
It’s Barack Obama’s last year in the oval office, as his predecessor will be chosen in roughly 13 months. AfterContinue Reading
Letter from the President
I get the impression that to the Student Body, the Board of Trustees seems like this large, mysterious body — a group of people who no one really understands. We, as students, sense that they are significant, but we are not really sure why. I asked a few individuals what they knew about the Board of Trustees and here were a few of the responses: “I know they meet,” “not much,” and “it’s a group of people with a lot of money.”
Bethel Scorecard
In a recent ranking of colleges by the U.S. government, Bethel University’s score has people around campus raising their eyebrows. President Obama announced in 2013 that the White House and the Department of Education were working on a national college ranking system. When the results, called the College Scorecard, were released, Bethel’s score didn’t stack up well against similar schools in the region. Obama said the system is meant to evaluate colleges and universities on affordability and on return investment — the latter being information not many students know before choosing a school.
Andy Mineo
Celebrity spottings are not really a norm here on campus, but tonight, rapper Andy Mineo will take the stage in Benson Great Hall at 8 p.m. Mineo is in the midst of his biggest tour yet, Uncomfortable, named after his latest album released in August.