By Kaci Schneidawind Daily chapel services are a hallmark of the Christian atmosphere here at Bethany Lutheran College. Students, staff and faculty alike attend the 15 to 20-minute gatherings each morning in Trinity Chapel. We all know what happens at a chapel service — singing and a devotional among other things — but how does … More Taking a look behind the scenes of chapel
By Amber Murry Even as the weather turns colder and snow coats the ground, Bethany Lutheran College’s Juggling Club persists in their practice. This group gathers every week at 4 p.m. on the Green or, depending on the weather, in the Ron Younge Gym. Their goal is simple: to learn more about the art of … More Group Showcase: Bethany Juggling Club
By Noah Dale Most college students nowadays weren’t around to see the original Jurassic Park in theaters when it was released in 1993, yet Hollywood had two Jurassic Park reboots since 2015. There have been three different incarnations of Spider-Man across six different solo films since 2002. Hollywood doesn’t waste time rebooting a series if … More Why Hollywood is ruining their classics
By Andrew Van Kampen Almost everyone has experienced a caffeine overdose at some time or another. After one too many cups of coffee, the heart beats faster, the hands start to shake, and the mind hops from one train of thought to the next with very little apparent rhyme or reason, right up until the … More Learning the responsible use of caffeine
By Kaci Schneidawind Unlike most people, senior Noah Battenfeld has always known what he wanted to do with his life. “I want to be a kindergarten teacher. I’ve always liked that age, and their energy and random questions and their willingness to learn more,” the Waseca, Minn. native said. “The little ones are always more … More Senior Spotlight: Noah Battenfeld
By Ethan Becker It’s a choral and instrumental celebration of the season. Christmas at Bethany returns to Trinity Chapel and promises to be bigger than ever before. “Christmas at Bethany is a grand collaboration between five different ensembles: Concert Band, Chamber Orchestra, Mary Martha’s, Handbells and Concert Choir,” said Professor Benjamin Faugstad, who is also … More Christmas makes its way to Bethany campus
By Emeline Ring While students and professors alike prepare for finals in the upcoming weeks, Professor Angie Johnson has a number of other things on her mind, namely renovation and interior design. Christmas break might be a time to relax from the stresses of school, but Johnson will be hauling furniture in order to renovate … More The write to renovate the Writing Center
