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One of Joseph Haydn’s best-known works celebrates the Judeo-Christian account of creation through soloists, orchestra and a “choir of angels.” Bethel’s annual Masterworks concert, under […]

The Bible and religion department is now 2-0 for commencement speakers, with Peter Goerzen giving this year’s address. The graduating Class of 2026 chose Goerzen, […]

There are only a few weeks left to see Kauffman Museum’s award-winning “Voices of Conscience: Peace Witness in the Great War,” the current special exhibit. […]

An idea living in Sheryl Wilson’s head for years has now become three-dimensional in a new book. Wilson is vice president for culture and belonging […]

The annual Student Art Exhibit is open, featuring the work of 41 students in a variety of media. The show will be up through April […]

The three alumni award winners for 2025 will be on campus to be honored in person April 6. The three will receive their awards, and […]

Wynn Goering, the current chair of the Bethel College Board of Directors, will assume the duties of interim president on July 1, the board announced […]

Dr. Jon C. Gering has announced that he will conclude his service as president at the end of June 2026, marking more than eight years […]

Bethel has an agrarian mascot – the Threshers – and agrarian history to go with it, one that Jason Schmidt dreams of restoring in the […]

If Dr. Siobhán Scarry’s new book were a piece of visual art, it would be described as “mixed media.” Parlor Press will publish Figure in a […]

Conscientious objection to war can affect all members of a family in different ways, not only the ones faced with the choice of whether or […]

A little faith can lead to big results, which is why mustard has a central role in Isaac and Karina Shue’s Newton business, Gallery Mostaza. […]