by Kaci Schneidawind There is a group that organizes events, takes trips and raises money for Bethany Lutheran College that many are unaware of. This group is the Women’s Auxiliary. The Women’s Auxiliary of Bethany is essentially an organization of women that have interest in and support the college in a number of ways, and … More Coming up on a century, Women’s Auxiliary still strong
By Megan Cavanaugh Born and raised in the Netherlands, Spanish adjunct professor Tatjana Durand has had a unique life. “It’s my life, it’s not very exciting. It’s fun, I enjoyed it and it’s mine, but it’s not very exciting,” she said. In the middle of high school, she traveled to Spain for six months to … More Durand retires after almost 30 years on staff
By Noah Dale Bethany Lutheran College has a very successful and storied history when it comes to theatre. The 2016- 17 school year was no different. With Icehouse and The Music Man having already wrapped up production, there was time for one more. Written and directed by Benji Inniger, Tell It To The Wind lived … More Tell It To The Wind hits big
By Anna Meyer College is known to be the best time in one’s life to travel and experience the world. There is nothing to tie one down and the opportunities are endless. Next year Bethany professors will be leading three different international trips to help strengthen those student horizons. Professor Dr. Jennifer Wosmek will be … More Oh, the places you’ll be able to journey
By Maureen Ragner Art is something that can be incredibly expressive. It can tell stories without having to say words, or show someone’s perspective on any subject. It can also show what has influenced the artist. On April 20, seniors Jacob Walter, Kylie Ternes, Allison Norton and Tanya Sherrard showcased their capstone projects in the … More Art students reflect on their experiences
By Kaci Schneidawind Many have heard the sayings “any press is good press” or “bad publicity is good publicity.” That may have been true in times past when social media did not dominate our society as it does now. It provides a platform for free speech, which is sometimes more of a curse than a … More Opinion: Not all press is beneficial press
By Megan Cavanaugh The fifth annual Speechless Film Festival hosted by Bethany Lutheran College gave students and community members a chance to view almost 100 short films, in 18 different genres, represented by 24 countries, in one weekend. Four filmmakers from Minneapolis agreed that this was “the most well put on film festival” they had … More Speechless impresses for fifth year in a row
