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Kroc Center opens to Bethel students

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Over 300 Bethel students showed up within the first hour of Friday night’s opening kickoff at the Kroc Center, celebrating free membership for the winter months, according to Kroc Center officials. “I’m really impressed with how many people came out,” said Kro... More »

The Lodge becomes Bridges Hall

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  Bethel’s newest dorm was built in 2008 and opened in 2009 to serve female resident students who are juniors or seniors. It has been called “The Lodge” by students, but it has never had an official name. On Oct. 24, in honor of former Bethel President Norman ... More »

Students now have free access to KROC Center

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Students, staff, and faculty at Bethel will have free access to the Kroc Community Center from Nov. 1, 2013 until Feb. 1, 2014. Depending on student response, the access will be extended, but it will have little-to-no effect on student tuition. So how can Beth... More »

Bethel sports new logo for athletic teams

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With the fall sports season well underway this year, there has been a new face around Bethel College.  That face is the one of Bethel’s new logo. Bethel adopted a new logo this year after nine years with the previous logo, according to Bethel Assistant Athleti... More »

Students express concerns about parking

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  Residential and commuter students at Bethel have expressed concerns about parking issues on campus. “Parking has been an issue for me this year, there are no close spots and sometimes none at all in my area,” said Rafael Barreto, a senior commuter student. R... More »

Bethel students heading to Oxford

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In the land of tea, royals, and “Doctor Who,” there lies a university with astounding prestige. The school has produced many of the world’s brilliant minds, including the literary pair: C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien.  Now, the University of Oxford is about to ... More »

Poverty conference focuses on big picture

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Bethel College received a strong injection of free market capitalism when speakers Jay W. Richards, Ph.D., and Anne Rathbone Bradley, Ph.D., came to the Everest-Rohrer on Oct. 2. The speakers were the main focus on the first night of Bethel’s conference series... More »

Lack of AC not a problem in Oakwood and Shupe

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To welcome the new  year and new students, Bethel has been showing off all of its renovations and upgrades on campus – from the Acorn’s total makeover to the new president and the newest stop sign by the bookstore. There is one improvement, however, that Bethe... More »

High expectations for men’s basketball team

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There are high expectations for Bethel’s men’s basketball team this year. The team finished last season strong and many expect them to pick up right where they left off. The Pilots won the Crossroads League tournament last season, earning them a trip to the Na... More »