By Noah Dale Much like the snow fall, it sneaks up on you every year. Snow Week has been a tradition at Bethany for many years. Some of the more well known events, such as the much beloved Snow Dance and ice skating, are a yearly affair, but the rest change to keep things interesting. … More Snow Week saves student spirits
Editoral Bethany Lutheran College is a wonderful place, with its teachers and staff devoted to giving their students the best possible learning experience. However, that doesn’t mean that everything is perfect, and recently, a new issue has come to light. When thinking of places on campus where students can go to relax and enjoy themselves, … More Change is needed in Luther Hall
By Maureen Ragner Spring Break is a time to escape from the snow and either spend time at home or off traveling. While some students do this on their own or in groups, others take the opportunity to go on trips offered by Bethany, opting to go on tour with the band, or an artistic … More Students travel far during spring break
By Kaci Schneidawind If you think you know everything about T.S. Eliot, the influential 20th century poet, you might be wrong. A talk given by English professor Dr. Robert Hanna on Feb. 26 focused on Eliot’s Christian faith, an aspect of his life that was shrouded in secrecy. The lecture was a part of Bethany’s … More T.S. Eliot talk sheds new light on poet’s Christianity
By Ethan Becker Daniel Halvorson, among other things, is known as a man who wears many hats on the Bethany campus. Halvorson, who is majoring in engineering science with a mechanical concentration, has already started taking steps to doing one of the things he loves, mechanical engineering. Halvorson designs, builds and tubes 3D printers. He … More Senior Spotlight: Daniel Halvorson
By Amber Murry Bethany’s campus has come a long way from the days when it consisted of just one building: Old Main. In those days, Bethany was an all-girls school that began with only 44 students. The campus was purchased in 1927 by the Evangelical Lutheran Synod. Since then, numerous buildings have been added to … More Building Bethany: a brief history of the campus’ buildings
By Brett LaBore There is a first time for everything in life. They are the moments people live for. On Saturday, Feb. 24, the Bethany men’s basketball team made history advancing to the NCAA Tournament. The Bethany men’s basketball team had their best season to date, winning the Upper Midwest Athletic Conference (UMAC) regular season … More Vikings voyage to NCAA Tournament
