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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 […]

Sheryl Wilson still gets emotional when she imagines an incident that took place at Bethel College long before she was even born. Wilson, vice president […]

After 66 years, the voice of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. will again fill Memorial Hall on the Bethel College campus. On Jan. 21, 1960, […]

One hundred sixty-eight Bethel College students had fall 2025 grades that earned academic distinction. Students whose semester grade point average is 3.7 or higher are […]

Changes in hours for the Christmas and New Year’s holiday break started Dec. 13 and end Monday, Jan. 12, the start of the spring semester. […]

Two rare items with ties to Ukraine – a commemorative medallion and 17th-century Bible – can be seen at Kauffman Museum at Bethel College during […]