MISHAWAKA–One of the industries most impacted by the pandemic has been the theatre industry. In a world where revenue is dependent upon drawing sizeable crowds, adapting to a socially distanced society has proven difficult. But here at Bethel, the show must go... More »
On Sept. 30, 2020, Bethel received a $1 million grant from Lilly Endowment Inc., a philanthropic organization that supports community development, education and religion. In the October of 2019, Bethel was invited to participate in Lilly’s Charting the Futur... More »
The Bethel student council discussed the possibility of installing new cameras in the campuss parking lots. The discussion took place in their Oct. 5 meeting at 9 p.m. According to Student Council President Ray Williams, the idea is supported by both student ... More »
MISHAWAKA– As Bethel seeks to create a community atmosphere that follows COVID-19 safety protocols, it has been forced to reevaluate and restructure some of its yearly traditions, including the fall concerts. This year, all the concerts will still be happening... More »
MISHAWAKA– As Trump attempts to push his nomination of Amy Coney Barrett through the Senate as quickly as possible to secure her confirmation, many Democrats are fighting this move and calling its constitutionality into question by referring to the events of 2... More »
The newly elected members of this academic year’s Bethel Student Council met for first time Sept. 21 at 9 p.m. The meeting took place in the Trustee Board Room on the fourth floor of the Academic Center. Executive Council President Ray Williams started the di... More »
Wildfires are burning across 4.5 million acres in Oregon, Washington and California and destroying more than 700 structures, rekindling a long-time debate: Is climate change real, and if so, how does it play into the current wildfires? The fires burning the W... More »
MISHAWAKA–The highly anticipated Lehman Family Training Center will need an extra month before it officially opens its doors. Originally scheduled to open to the public in December, the new facility is now on track to open January 2021. The City of Mishawaka ... More »
MISHAWAKA–Musician Isaac Pittman was scheduled to join Bethel University for a spring chapel last school year; however, due to COVID-19 and students going home, that chapel was cancelled. Thankfully, Pittman was willing to be flexible on the contract and come... More »
MISHAWAKA—The Student Council serves Bethel’s community in a variety of ways; from planning events, to choosing the senior gift, to appealing for changes to policies, they serve as voices and representatives of the student body. This year the council looks a l... More »
MISHAWAKA–Bethel’s semi-annual Summer in Spain program is still being planned for next year and will begin May 27, 2021. This 6-7 week trip gives students the opportunity to travel to Spain to see museums, cathedrals and cultural exhibits and earn nine Spanish... More »
MISHAWAKA – Every summer, Bethel offers students the opportunity to work full-time on campus. Due to disruptions in normal operations because of lockdowns across the country, there is some uncertainty as to whether these summer job opportunities are still bein... More »
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