MISHAWAKA- With many changes happening around Bethel’s Campus, May term and summer classes have been added to the pile. According to Jeanne Fox with the registrar, May term is a 3-week session during the month of May where a student can take one course. “T... More »
MISHAWAKA – Bethel’s Academic Policies and Curriculum Committee approved name changes for two departments in a meeting on April 2. The Sign Language Interpreting Department was renamed to the Department of American Sign Language and Interpreting. The reason f... More »
MISHAWAKA – Late spring and summer are usually high-traffic times for incoming college freshmen to take advantage of university tours while they are deciding which college they will attend the following semester. Lockdowns due to COVID-19 and the subsequent un... More »
MISHAWAKA – Bethel’s Esports director recently distributed a wealth of information to interested students concerning the timeline for the development of the fledgling team. Daniel Wort is the new director of Esports for Bethel. The Esports team is going to be... More »
MISHAWAKA – While Bethel University has suspended in-person classes and meetings until the end of the school year, the Wellness Center has continued offering counseling services online for Bethel students. The Wellness Center reports they are seeing only about... More »
MISHAWAKA–Students across the nation are struggling to find a new normal as the pandemic has forced colleges and universities to shut down their campuses. Freshman Tarryn Williams shared that she has mixed feelings about being off-campus currently and misses m... More »
MISHAWAKA – Because of the coronavirus, the new welcome center’s dedication has been postponed until summertime. However, there are plenty of reasons to look forward to the commencement ceremony and plenty of details concerning the project. The new welcome ce... More »
MISHAWAKA–Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the new Lehman Family Training Center is still scheduled to be completed by December 2020. “We have just started taking down power to the area so we can cut down trees for the new building,” Physical Plant Director Jo... More »
With the… never mind. We know what is going on. There’s only a couple more weeks of school left and it’s time to finish strong; here are some tips to help you out. Have a Schedule One thing that is affecting students the most is not having a set schedule t... More »
MISHAWAKA – Since the signing of the Coronavirus Relief Bill two weeks ago, many college students have quickly become aware that they may not be eligible to receive a check; this leaves college students wondering how they will be able to afford to make loan pa... More »
MISHAWAKA – The news of The Last of Us II’s unfortunate delay has had a mixed reception from fans. The leaking of game footage online has had Sony scrambling to block videos. Despite being outside my usual range of review, this development has recently caught... More »
Since most students living on campus moved out, the Grounds and Maintenance Department is left with more time to focus on summer projects. “There’s hardly any times ever where our dorms kind of sit empty,” Shawn Holtgren, Vice President for Student Developme... More »
