MISHAWAKA —This past week has been spiritually challenging, and altogether eye-opening for students on campus. It was a blessing to be able to have Nirup Alphonse with us to encourage students in their walks with God through intense chapel sessions. The week’... More »
MISHAWAKA, IN — The campus safety report will be an update dedicated to informing students and staff about occurrences on campus. It will also feature tips from the campus safety office to help keep everyone on campus safe. This past week there are a few even... More »
MISHAWAKA—This past week there were a few unusual occurrences. There were two animal complaints one day apart. Property damage was reported taking place both on the Intramural Field as well as in the Dining Commons. A report of a suspicious person lurking arou... More »
MISHAWAKA—As Commencement nears, there are a few things for students to look forward to during this graduation season. The Commencement speaker for this year will be Ian Lightcap. Lightcap and his wife are both Bethel alum. “Ian Lightcap was a Bethel College F... More »
MISHAWAKA—On Saturday, April 12, a handful of students gathered at the Everest-Rohrer chapel. The students were waiting to be assigned a location to serve the community for Labor for Your Neighbor. Though a larger number of students had signed up, only a few s... More »
MISHAWAKA—This past week there were multiple reports of property damage and vandalism. The property damage took place in Wiekamp Athletic Center, and the two reports of vandalism were both in Oakwood. There was one report of unauthorized use of the Academic ... More »
MISHAWAKA—This year the yearbook, formerly called “The Helm,” will look different than ever before. With a new format, the yearbook will resemble an exotic high-quality magazine featuring an insider scope about life at Bethel College, both on and off campus. ... More »
MISHAWAKA—You have probably noticed the multiple changes Bethel is going through as we switch from college to university. The process is a sticky one and there are many tasks to left to complete, but progress has been made and excitement grows along with that ... More »
MISHAWAKA—This past week has had its fill of on campus emergencies. There were two reports of fire alarms, one in the Dining Commons and the other in Founder’s Village Brenneman Hall. Another report of vandalism took place in Oakwood’s parking lot. A medical i... More »
MISHAWAKA—This past week there was a report of stolen property from Sufficient Grounds coffee shop. A student left a personal item unattended and the item was taken. There were also reports of property damage in Oakwood, but the claim was later updated as a re... More »
MISHAWAKA—Last week there was a report of a theft from a vehicle. The theft took place March 13th in the Founder’s parking lot. The vehicle, belonging to a student, had been left unlocked. This serves as a good reminder to keep vehicles locked, and valuables i... More »
MISHAWAKA—Almost all incoming freshman are advised to take the Career Direct career assessment test. This test is beneficial to find out exactly what career choices best suits each student’s abilities. However, the test is open to any student and useful in det... More »
