Campus News
Colts send Aaron Charles to Super Bowl XLIX
Buying tickets to the Super Bowl is extremely difficult. And if they’re not sold out, they’re extremely expensive. So naturally, winning tickets to the Super Bowl would be amazing. But winning tickets to the Super Bowl in a contest you didn’t even know you ent... More »
Linus’ blanket
I never thought this day would come. The day I actually found out why all the grown-ups in my life hate snow. Don’t get me wrong, I still like the snow. It’s beautiful when it first falls, and it’s a once-a-year occurrence, which makes it feel all the more spe... More »
Thiandoum reaches beyond basketball
The doors open, a six feet nine inch muscular figure strides into the Bowmen Library at Bethel College and all eyes turn to look at Aziz Thiandoum. Immediately thoughts of a basketball player fill the minds of those sitting near the door.Aziz sits down at a ne... More »
Student-body president prepared by tough lessons
Challenges and failures marked the difficult journey of Jordan Holmes to his current position as student-body president. Holmes, whose father served in the air force, moved frequently as a child, attending seven different schools before coming to Bethel as a f... More »
Bethel considers candidate to replace biology professor Dr. Steve Galat
The search for a new biology professor to replace Steve Galat, M.D., retiring assistant professor of biology, will bring candidate Melissa Cordes, Ph.D., to campus on Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2015. Cordes is currently the top candidate for the position and, if chose... More »
Where does Bethel stand on evolution?
Bethel College president Dr. Gregg Chenoweth is working with Missionary Church pastors and Bethel College faculty members to examine the issue of evolution and how it might be represented in classroom lecture and research settings. “Our goal is not to create c... More »
Hundreds travel to make history on Bethel’s stage
Thousands traveled from all over the United States on Oct. 25 to celebrate the anniversary of Bob Ham’s 25 years here at Bethel College. Spanning a quarter of a century, the Everest-Rohrer Auditorium exceeded capacity. People were turned away at the doors and ... More »
Do it yourself with online registration
Bethel College is entertaining the possibility of allowing students to register for classes online instead of requiring that everyone meet with an advisor in order to select classes for the next semester. Before introducing the program to the entire campus, a ... More »
Don’t talk back on Yik-Yak
Bethel College has recently received bad publicity via an app called Yik-Yak. Yik-Yak, which works the same as an “anonymous Twitter,” is a feed of unidentifiable posts that can be read by users within a 1.5 mile region. “When I first got the app, there were m... More »
Scientific discussion raises questions about Bethel’s denominational affiliation
Students have speculated recently about Bethel’s stance on the topic of evolution and its affiliation with the Missionary Church denomination. Some have said this speculation comes as a result of evolution being taught in the classroom. “For the most part, I t... More »
Students smolder over timing of fire drills
Midterms. A time dreaded by many students. It is hard to balance a normal class schedule while still studying for a variety of tests. Students often dream of a good night’s sleep and relish the very little that they do manage to steal. So, on Oct. 8 when the f... More »
