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The English department will host two writers on campus in the first week of November. As part of the Visiting Writers Series, Kansas Poet Laureate […]

A piece of art that will be introduced during Fall Fest was commissioned to mark 50 years of Bethel’s social work program. The unveiling of […]

Possibly the longest continuous collegiate exchange partnership in the world, between Bethel College and the University of Wuppertal, Germany, is celebrating 75 years in 2026. […]

The current exhibit in the Regier Art Gallery reflects a visual journey that spans more than seven decades. “This is Bob: Student, Teacher, Artist” opened […]

Junior Preston Vicenzi will be part of an inaugural peace speech contest to be held at Goshen (Ind.) College later this month. Vicenzi, Newton, will […]

Fall Fest will be the setting for Bethel College to recognize its three alumni award winners for 2026. This is especially appropriate because one of […]

Multi-disciplinary artist Hattie Lee Mendoza uses her art to reclaim her heritage as a member of the Cherokee Nation. Mendoza’s exhibit of fiber art, “Alive […]

For Mary Lou Goertzen, art was woven (sometimes literally) into the fabric of everyday life and work. The special exhibit “Piece / Work: The Art […]

The following new faculty and staff have begun the 2026-27 school year (list includes those who began employment Jan. 1, 2026, or later): Faculty Rustam […]

A program at Kauffman Museum will look at an unusual example of “Mennonite fiction.” Bradley Schmidt, a Kansas native now living and working in Leipzig, […]

The Bethel College Board of Directors has identified six members to serve as the presidential search committee, following the departure of Jon Gering as president […]

Eight years into her personal journey with Anabaptism, Amy Marshall comes to Bethel College hoping to keep spreading the word. Marshall began July 1 as […]