“We are the 99 percent!” shouted protesters in downtown Chicago. The 99 percent, according to one protester, was anyone who belongs to a household that made an income of below $364,000 dollars last year. The remaining one percent, the richest one percent of th... More »
This spring, students may get a chance to voice their opinions about the R-rated movie restriction on Bethel’s campus, said Jon Nicoletti, a member of Student Council. Student Council tentatively plans to host a forum next semester in which they discuss the po... More »
On Friday, Dec. 10, the annual Freshmen Banquet was held in the Rotunda of the Everest-Rohrer Chapel from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. According to Resident Assistant Jodi Spotts, more freshmen attended than expected because the tickets were sold out and eventually people... More »
Its finals week time again, and if you haven’t started studying yet, don’t worry, there is still hope. I have a few pointers for you to help you prepare for the tests to come. 1. First and foremost, it is important to figure out when your tests are and mark th... More »
Santa Claus, horse carriage rides, and an array of Christmas cookies were just a few of the highlights of a Yuletide party held Thursday, Dec. 8. The party, which was hosted by Student Council, was open to all Bethel students and free of charge. It was held in... More »
Every Friday a group of students meet outside the Zerelli house (next to campus safety) at 5 p.m. to pray, and then carpool to a bus stop in downtown South Bend to serve those who are less fortunate. This was a simple ministry, Feed the Hungry, started by Ryne... More »
Despite the Lady Pilots playing at an extremely high level the last couple of weeks, it all came to an end on Dec. 9 as they traveled to Joliet, Illinois and fell to Saint Francis (IL) by a score of 71-64. Bethel opened up the game solid and battled the Saints... More »
The men’s basketball team experienced a number of highs and lows as they hosted the annual Gates Automotive Classic on Dec. 9 and 10. The Pilots were able to outlast the Saints from Holy Cross 84-73; however, were overcome by Cardinal Stritch University by a s... More »
Philip Jerome resigned as the Director of Campus Safety Dec. 5. The news was circulated via email to faculty and staff Dec. 1. “I wanted to inform the entire Bethel community that Phil Jerome our director of Campus Safety has resigned effective Monday Dec. 5,”... More »
On Saturday, Dec. 10, the annual freshmen banquet will be held in the Rotunda from 7p.m. to 9p.m. This event is run by the resident assistants in Shupe, Oakwood-Magus, and Sailor Hall. According to Shupe RA, Jodi Spotts, although dress is semiformal, the theme... More »
Having heard very positive statements made about J.J. Abram’s movie, “Super 8,” I was excited to finally get the chance to watch it over this last weekend. The movie lived up to the reviews I’d heard and read, despite a few perceived flaws. It is a PG-13 Sci-f... More »
On Dec. 6, Bethel College held the second blood drive provided by the American Red Cross this semester. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., students and faculty supported the cause and donated their blood. Despite a little trouble early in the day with computers having to... More »
