MISHAWAKA–Labor For Your Neighbor is an event hosted by the Service Learning Department that invites students to volunteer their time and assistance to the neighborhoods surrounding campus. On Saturday, April 17, students will rake leaves, paint and assist res... More »
Figuring out what your plans are after college can be difficult. The first steps can seem daunting, and students considering a commitment to more semesters of study may not always feel that the process is worth it. Thankfully, Bethel faculty are always more th... More »
BLUE ISLAND, Ill.–Graduating from Bethel College in 1951, Barbara Bickel spent her time on campus studying English, was the editor in chief of the Bethel Beacon, and was a part of the Ambassadors Club, Radio Club, English Club, and the Alpha Literary. Bickel... More »
MISHAWAKA–Vicki DeBolt, D.O., a graduate of Bethel, has made the most of her skills and abilities to serve people around the world by teaching them about health. She has been teaching at the university since 2011, and currently, she is the professor of Anatomy... More »
MISHAWAKA—A musical event was held this year that is slated to become an annual tradition. On Saturday, Feb. 13, nine students participated in 12 hours of practicing and composing music. These students, separated into three groups, created, practiced and perfo... More »
Note to readers: the original version of this story, published in print form and distributed on Feb. 19, contained incorrect numbers for alumni attendance and donation amounts. Those numbers are corrected here. MISHAWAKA—For the second year in a row, Bethel h... More »
When snow and ice hit your window and you’re wrapped in a nest of blankets, All you can do is sleep. The outside air, it hurts your body, your lungs refuse it. You long for nature. Wondering how little birds don’t fly south sooner. Even with the dawn, ... More »
MISHAWAKA- The American Enterprise Institute is screening “For the Love of Neighbor: Politics for the Common Good” in the Academic Center in room 342. The first screening took place on Tuesday, Feb. 2, and the second screening will be on Tuesday, Feb. 9 at 7 p... More »
MISHAWAKA- While COVID-19 ended or postponed a lot of plans in 2020, many people still needed to continue making plans, tentative though they be. This was certainly true for Bethel’s Global Engagement Office. Last spring, when news broke of COVID-19 becoming... More »
Bryan Isaac, Ph.D., has been on staff at Bethel for longer than most students on campus have been alive. He came to the college in 1997 with an interest in a chemistry position. He thought the integration of chemistry and Christianity was important, and he had... More »
MISHAWAKA–When the fall semester ended, the Fine Arts Department began their relocation into the basement of Everest-Rhorer. This was a significant move that required collaboration with the music and theatre departments. The large art room is now located in ... More »
The Civil Heritage Trip scheduled for the 2021 spring break has been postponed to the fall semester due to the threat of COVID-19. Students were required to apply in order to be accepted for the opportunity, but final selection of the applicants has been del... More »
