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As people across the state and the country prepare to cast votes for president on down, one Kansas artist is remembering the struggle for women’s […]

Senior Josué Coy Dick comes from a family of peacemakers and peacebuilders. He recently became the third generation in his family to place at the […]

With the end of the fiscal year this past July came the end of one capital campaign and the start of preparations for the next. […]

The 2024 Fall Festival stage production this year is the musical theater version of the 1980 movie 9 to 5 that starred Jane Fonda, Lily […]

For Audra Miller, “it’s the little things,” in life and especially in art. The Hesston native and Bethel College graduate, now based in San Francisco […]

The recent release of “20th-day figures” for enrollment shows Bethel has continued a steady climb over the past six years. Enrollment numbers for the fall […]

Bethel is celebrating 50 years of social work with a theme of “Dignity, Hope and Justice.” The main event will take place during Fall Festival, […]

Kauffman Museum’s new exhibit looks at a historic year for Mennonite immigration – 1874 – while considering the broader topic at the forefront of today’s […]

Bethel brings another internationally known pianist to perform on campus. Brian Keng-Lun Hsu comes to Kansas from the University of Oregon, where he is associate […]

Senior Lucy Buller tries not to miss any chances to push herself, and this summer she got one that took her to Washington, D.C., and […]

For the second year in a row, the opening exhibit for this school year in the Regier Art Gallery at Bethel College features husband and […]

After a lifetime of thinking, teaching and writing about Christian ethics, Duane Friesen, North Newton, wants to start a community conversation. Friesen, Edmund G. Kaufman […]