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Dr. Valerie Mendoza, a historian and lecturer at Kansas City Kansas Community College, will present “Stories of Mexican Migration to Kansas” May 11 at 3 […]

This year’s Masterworks concert culminates in a piece that is as painfully resonant today as when it was composed. The concert, which features a mass […]

Damon Klassen, director of theater, surprised himself with his choice for the 2025 spring play. Despite imagining himself opting for “a hard-hitting political satire,” he […]

Bethel’s annual Masterworks concert takes place Sunday, May 4, and one of Kauffman Museum’s annual fundraisers is food for faspa, available for pickup that same […]

Bethel’s Department of Nursing continues to rank highly in assessment of nursing knowledge and practice. “Our program is proud to have the highest 3-year average […]

Bethel has been presenting its three major alumni awards during the month of April. On April 21, 1982 graduate Carolyn Coon, Fresno, Calif., will receive […]

Historian and archivist John D. Thiesen will present the next in a series of special programs associated with Kauffman Museum’s current special exhibit. Thiesen, co-director […]

The annual Student Art Exhibit at Bethel College is now open, featuring the work of 45 students in a variety of media. The show’s reception […]

The next in a series of programs connected with Kauffman Museum’s current special exhibition will look at how immigration affects churches. The exhibit is “Unlocking […]

This year’s KIPCOR Peace Lecture at Bethel College is going to be much more like a fireside chat or a conversation around a dinner table. […]

Born and raised in south-central Kansas, Kylee Schunn has now made her way from one coast of the country to the other. Schunn, who lives […]

The Bethel Department of Nursing honored its junior students in the annual lamplighting, held Feb. 22. The traditional ceremony, which recognized the Class of 2026, […]