Bethel seniors are once again required to attend chapel. Last year, for the first time in Bethel history, seniors in their last semester were no longer required to go to chapel like the rest of the student body.However, that privilege was revoked just before t... More »
“… a performing family where our competence matches our kindness.” Click here for video interview Bethel College President Dr. Gregg Chenoweth said that by the year 2022, which is Bethel’s 75th anniversary, he wants Bethel College to be in the top five most in... More »
Upon returning to campus this fall, Bethel College students discovered the newly constructed Katherine J. Gibbins Learning Commons, located in the lower level of the Miller-Moore Academic Center. Formerly known as the computer lab, the Katherine J. Gibbins Lea... More »
With Indiana weather as versatile as a teenage girl’s mood swings, Mishawaka citizens look forward to the calmer days of warm weather after a winter that quite overstayed its welcome. While some Americans turn to Punxsutawney Phil to determine the meteorologic... More »
When the bombs went off in Boston, Bethel senior Claudia Pedraza’s mind immediately turned to David Dodd, a friend of hers that was running the marathon this year. She met Dodd while serving tables at the Pancake House on the weekends. Dodd, who supported Pedr... More »
Two colleges in Bethel’s neighboring states have changed their policies on alcohol consumption in recent years and responses have abounded. Wheaton College in Illinois and Cornerstone University in Michigan both changed their policies to allow faculty and staf... More »
When Bethel Student Body President Chris Scott first met with newly-elected President Gregg Chenoweth, he was impressed. “He’s very competent- very well spoken,” Scott said. “He has the ability to draw you into a vision and inspire you.” It was Thursday, March... More »
Dr. Gregg Chenoweth has been named as Bethel College’s seventh president by Brian L. Hamil, the chair of the board of trustees. Both the presidential search committee and the board of trustees voted unanimously on choosing Chenoweth, and the general oversight ... More »
“What kind of a question is that?” asks Dr. John Haas, as he begins to speak to around 50 students and faculty members gathered in AC 342. What do we mean by “war”, and how would it “work”? These were some of the big questions asked and answered by Dr. Haas, w... More »
The Senior Thesis art show was showcased on Saturday, April 6. The artwork of graduating seniors will continue to be showcased in the Weaver Gallery in the Everest Rohrer/Fine Arts Center through the end of April. Look through some of the artwork and artists ... More »
The original Bethel Helm was a gift from the 1952 graduating class. A contractor from Beulah Church had volunteered to build the structure and 40 trees were cleared in preparation. But the contractor never showed up and most of the graduating class worked all ... More »
Ambush season is under way, and most of the playing field has already been eliminated. According to sophomore Abby Maas, who is still in the game, “assassins” will be sent out next week. Assassins are new players who are introduced to the game not to win, but ... More »
