MISHAWAKA — You have seen it—the gym parking lot packed to maximum all day for the two to three weeks following the New Year festivities. Then, all of a sudden, the gym is back to being a ghost town. Why does this happen? Perhaps you may be one of those “resol... More »
Mishawaka, IN—Recently, you may have noticed bright green boxes being carried by students walking across campus; they are the new reusable to-go containers for the Dining Commons. You may even be confused since last semester Bethel was still using the old disp... More »
MISHAWAKA, IN—Bethel University Men’s Soccer ended their season by falling just short of the Crossroads Championship Tournament by a tight one-score, overtime loss to Huntington, a team rivalry game. The coaching staff was not available for comment on the game... More »
MISHAWAKA — No matter what your major, there is almost always a graduate program, something to further your knowledge and make you a more viable candidate on the job market. This is especially true for students in the Biology and Chemistry departments. For s... More »
MISHAWKA, IN—Measles, once a rarely encountered viral infection in the United States, is making a comeback. Measles is a viral infection which can be immunized against by receiving the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine. However, with the alarming tren... More »
MISHAWAKA, IN—Student athletes are not the only ones who can play sports on campus. Intramural sports provide all students with the opportunity to play in a moderately competitive environment. This year, there are plenty of opportunities to participate in and ... More »
MISHAWAKA, IN—With the changes in weather come flu season: decreasing sunlight, a decreased motivation to exercise, and et cetera. All of these can combine to make quite the miserable fall season. How can someone who wants to drink all those pumpkin spice latt... More »
MISHAWAKA, IN—Most would agree that Bethel has a visually pleasing campus. Lots of trees and flowers with plenty of birds, squirrels, and other creatures make it feel very natural and green. However, Bethel uses a lot of single-use plastic. Not only does Bethe... More »
MISHAWAKA—Plastic waste has been in the news recently. It is being touted as one of the great monsters afflicting the world and the environment today. What may not have been said was just how real of a monster plastic can be. The problem started at the begin... More »
MISHAWAKA—There have been many staffing changes this year all across the school and even the Theater Department has not been immune. Just recently Johan Godwalt, Associate Professor of Theater Arts, chose to resign. This resignation came as a surprise and much... More »
Falling leaves, flannels, pumpkins, apple cider, and bonfires are things that evoke pleasant memories of fall. In just a few weeks, all of this will come together when Bethel University’s own President, Greg Chenoweth, hosts a fall festival. Partnering with Ca... More »
MISHAWAKA, IN—This Tuesday, October 15, Bethel’s own Kari Black, Adjunct Professor of Ceramics, will be giving a presentation for the Art League. This organization supports the South Bend Museum of Art, a local, accredited museum and location for artists to sh... More »
