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The college’s founders would never have envisioned the latest educational offering when they filed the charter 138 years ago. However, the new Workforce Development Certificates […]

Kauffman Museum will host “Free Did Not Mean Welcome,” a presentation and discussion by Carmaletta Williams, Feb. 9 at 3 p.m. in the museum auditorium. […]

One hundred ninety-seven Bethel College students had fall 2024 grades that earned academic distinction. Students whose semester grade point average is 3.7 or higher are […]

Music has a three-peat as, for the third straight year, a Bethel student has won the college division of the annual Dwight Beckham Young Soloist […]

One of Newton’s “unsung heroes” is the featured speaker for Bethel College’s annual celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Larry Lee will speak at the […]

In the last five years, Bethel has seen a significant rise in the number of international students. In fall 2024, there were new students from […]

Keren Kandel began Dec. 4 as executive director of the Kansas Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution (KIPCOR). Kandel came to Bethel from Chicago, and […]

The Bethel nursing program has successfully completed its most recent accreditation process. The baccalaureate degree program in nursing at Bethel College is accredited by the […]

Bethel College’s annual Advent tradition takes place for the 39th time Dec. 8 at 8 p.m. Lighting of the Green dates back to 1986 when […]

A long-ago Kansas farm boy will share his new book at Kauffman Museum this Sunday. David Janzen, Evanston, Ill., will read from Once Upon a […]

One artist’s response to the surging Covid-19 pandemic in 2020 has become an ongoing project, an excerpt of which is now in the Regier Art […]

The first film of the 2024-25 KIPCOR Film Series is the sequel to a widely viewed 2008 documentary. Food, Inc. 2 is the follow-up to […]