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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 […]

Bethel has made the following appointments of new faculty and staff for the 2024-25 school year (list includes those who began employment Jan. 1, 2024, […]

Three Bethel students will start off the 2024-25 school year with a boost from two different special scholarships. Junior Patricia Huerta, McPherson, has been awarded […]

The annual issue of Bethel College’s journal Mennonite Life is now live for 2024. The current issue of the online-only journal can be viewed at ml.bethelks.edu […]

President Jon C. Gering has announced the appointment of Vicki Daniel, PT, DPT, MBA, as dean of Employment Experiences, beginning July 17. Daniel has 27 […]

At its June 17 meeting, the Kauffman Museum board of directors accepted the final portion of a seven-figure gift. The $3.4 million gift comes from […]

When Morgan Marsh thought about who could help her create a mural, she came up with a name right away: local artist Virgil Penner. Marsh, […]

Almost 60 years after the fact, Shingo Kajinami of North Newton has his name on a cherished Bethel College award. Kajinami is a retired professor […]

Two hundred and one Bethel College students had spring 2024 grades that earned academic distinction. In addition, 99 students graduated from Bethel on May 12. […]

This year’s annual Walk Sand Creek Trail Day includes a couple of activities that will help you experience some of the flora and fauna of […]

Five graduating seniors received Thresher Awards, in art, forensics and theater, journalism, music and social work, at Bethel’s annual end-of-year Awards Convocation. The Thresher is […]

Bethel College honored Mark Jantzen, professor of history, for teaching excellence at the 131st commencement on May 12. The Ralph P. Schrag Distinguished Teaching Award […]