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A “daily practice” can be and often is more than a habit – for Dr. Rachel Epp Buller, daily practice is part of her life, […]

When Bethel staff began planning the 2026 Justice Symposium, they knew “immigration” pushed a hot button, but not the ways in which it would by […]

A scholar of Anabaptist history and theology will give two lectures at Bethel College, aimed at Bethel seniors but open to anyone. Jamie Pitts is […]

Bethel alumni were invited to share stories about how they or their parents, grandparents or other family members met while attending Bethel. Names, dates and […]

Brittany VanRoyen began Jan. 12 as head coach of the Thresher volleyball program. VanRoyen comes to Bethel after serving three years as head volleyball coach and […]

YunJung “YJ” Lee sees her organ playing as an offering to God and an invitation to listeners to draw closer to the divine. Lee will […]

While the Woolworth’s lunch counter sit-in in Greensboro, N.C., in February 1960 was a pivotal moment in civil rights history, the first such action actually […]

Bethel’s small choral ensemble will give a concert Feb. 1 at 4 p.m. at Shalom Mennonite Church (800 E. First St., Newton). Chamber Singers is […]

Be sure to bring curiosity and a bit of an appetite to Kauffman Museum’s annual Kansas Day celebration, which focuses on food. “Flavor of Kansas” […]

As the title of his exhibit currently on display at Bethel indicates, Marco Hernandez Guillen is using his art to explore his heritage. “Reclaiming My […]

Karen Hiebert, rural Hesston, began Jan. 12 as vice president for business and finance. She replaces Jayna Bertholf, who resigned last fall. Hiebert recently took […]

Throughout history, people have used the arts, perhaps most especially music, to describe reality, comment on it, and call for change. Dr. Holly Swartzendruber, associate […]