By Amber Murry Faculty, staff, students, and campus visitors were able to try a variety of foods from around the world at the International Tea Night, hosted by Bethany’s World Club, on April 22. The event was an opportunity for everyone to learn a little more about some of the countries from which Bethany’s international … More International students share food and stories
By Kaci Schneidawind Hope is a powerful thing. The Week of Hope was created by the campus organization Colleges Against Cancer (CAC), instituted this year in place of the annual Relay for Life event, and took place from April 28-May 4. “[Week of Hope] is something that we created this year and is specific to … More Week of Hope aims to raise funds and spirits
By Krystal Taylor Leaders. Innovators. Student Senate members. Making a difference on the Bethany campus is something that brings these students together on Student Senate with the hope to improve the lives of all students. The elections for the fall semester of 2018 Student Senate have commenced and the members have been chosen. The young … More Results for Student senate are revealed
By Amber Murry Exciting changes are coming to Bethany’s campus Bookstore over summer break. The biggest change will be that textbooks will no longer be sold in the Bookstore. Although the name has not been officially decided, Bethany’s Bookstore will likely be changing its name to “Spirit Store,” and will have much more merchandise added … More Bookstore t o change name to Spirit Store
By Brett LaBore Family, friends, even the objects around us surround everyone daily. Sometimes those things we take for granted get taken away. How does one overcome that? In the case of sophomore Emily Skrien, Bethany has her back. Earlier in the semester, Skrien lost her house to a fire. All her possessions were gone … More Bethany backs up Emily Skrien and family
By Emeline Ring As the semester draws to a close, the calendar is filled to the brim with activities. This year in particular happened to showcase a wide variety of musical recitals ranging from vocal to composition. Though the audience may only get to hear an hour’s worth of material, the musicians have been preparing … More Student musicians stun in spring recitals
By Kaci Schneidawind The Bethany Lutheran College tennis season did not start out with a racket, but rather, a re-shifting of sorts. “This season was a little different. We lost a good chunk of our experienced girls at the beginning of the year due to injuries and school conflicts. So, we didn’t start as strong … More Tennis season sees practice and progress
