On Saturday, April 7, from 1-5 pm, artist-in-residence Marilynn Ham will be hosting a piano masterclass conference. This conference was organized by one of her students in order to showcase her talent, as well as teach those who attend. There will be three wor... More »
As you may have noticed, there has been a foreign, yet somehow very familiar, presence on Bethel’s campus. J2 Marketing has been working with Bethel’s social media outlets. The majority of the staff of J2 Market consists of Bethel students and alumni. As Erin ... More »
The Bethel College Career fair took place on March 21. The event was well attended, attended by over 100 employers with over 500 available positions. The total attendance was around 200 students. Students got to know some potential employers and look for inter... More »
Editor’s Note: The Bethel College jazz ensemble and jazz combo performed at their annual jazz coffeehouse on Friday, March 16. Two of our own staff attended the event, and below, they relate their experiences at this unique event. Philip Arndt: Upon entering ... More »
Over this last spring break, some students, rather than head for the beach, instead stayed back on Bethel’s campus and served the community around the Mishawaka area as part of the “Stay, Love, Serve” week. It was a week filled with service, laughter and le... More »
The Evangelicals for Dreamers gathering is taking place on Bethel’s campus Monday, February 26 at 6:30 p.m. in the Everest-Rohrer chapel. It is an event that supports DACA (The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) students. Bethel was presented with this op... More »
(Editor’s Note: the opinions expressed in the following article do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Beacon staff or leadership.) As Dude Week comes to a close, we look back at the things that the guys gave up for the week in their effort to build co... More »
If you’re not initiated into the theatre world, you may not have heard of KCACTF (Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival) or as the theater kids like to call it, festival. Bethel students have an opportunity to go to this festival every year, and man... More »
On November 21, Federal Communications Commission (FCC) chairman Ajit Pai announced that the FCC will be taking a vote on December 14 on whether or not to repeal the Obama-era rules regarding what’s known as “net neutrality.” Net neutrality refers to a set of ... More »
Jordan Downs, of Bethel’s track and field team, recently broke Bethel’s in-house long jump record. This isn’t his first record-setting performance; he broke his high school’s long jump record as well. He is a transfer student from Vincennes University and is c... More »
The Bethel United Student Section, or as many know it, the B.U.S.S., has been attending bethel men’s soccer and basketball games for a while now. It wasn’t until recently that it was approved by student council as an official club of Bethel College. If you hav... More »
“To Kill a Mockingbird” by Harper Lee was a book that shook the United States. It was a wakeup call to the American people that racism is an issue that plagues all people, children included. The book follows the story of a six-year old girl named Scout Finch l... More »
