Loung Ung had it all– two loving parents, warm dinners, and a house full of siblings. Although her family wasn’t the richest in the neighborhood, they certainly weren’t struggling to put food on the table, either. But at the end of the Khmer Rouge’s reign, she... More »
MISHAWAKA—This week, the Bethel Beacon highlights Art Education major Vanessa Steiner, the creative force behind the Senior art showcase “Still Sovereign.” Steiner came into Bethel as an Elementary Education major, but switched to Art Education before the en... More »
When you think of a murder mystery novel, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? For some, it might be an old Agatha Christie volume — the kind of paperback you see on your grandmother’s bookshelf that’s dusty and looks like it hasn’t been read for years. ... More »
The Superbowl is one of the most widely celebrated sports events in America. In light of the less sport-savvy among us, this week’s Nutshell focuses on the best part of the Superbowl–the commercials! Bethel Beacon readers, what was YOUR favorite Superbowl comm... More »
The Holocaust, although it occurred about 75 years ago, still penetrates modern American media today. With books like Number the Stars by Lois Lowry and The Boy in the Striped Pajamas by John Boyne, the latter which received a movie adaption, writers are using... More »
MISHAWAKA, IN—The Theatre Department is gearing up for its 24-Hour Theatre event this weekend, which is making a comeback after a spring studio show and a lack of signups prevented it from taking place the last two years. Five writers and five directors have... More »
