By Emeline Ring With a new school year comes new ventures and challenges for both students and faculty alike. To address any concerns that arise is the Bethany Student Senate, a group of driven students looking to serve. Whether it’s concerns about cafeteria food or requests to start an official group on campus, the Student … More Student Senate: here to listen and serve
By Kaci Schneidawind It is a right. It is how you make your voice heard on issues that matter. It is a truly important, sacred act that we sometimes take for granted — but we shouldn’t. What is it? Voting. I realize voting isn’t the most exciting thing in the world to many people, maybe … More Opinion: Your vote is your voice in the debate
By Ethan Becker We’ve all been there. It’s 8:00 p.m. and you have a presentation, a paper, three pages of homework and readings for tomorrow, with class in 12 hours. You pour yourself another cup of coffee and settle down for another late night. While some students may claim to be night owls, and others … More Opinion: Sleepy students make sorry studiers
By Noah Dale The Vikings signed quarterback Kirk Cousins in the offseason to a fully guaranteed contract with the idea that he would finally be the signal caller to lead them to the promised land, and help them to hoist a Lombardi Trophy. After a 1-2-1 start, it looked like that was going to have … More Cousins speechs stop Vikings slump
By Kaci Schneidawind Dr. Jason Lowrey had a secret. Many people on Bethany’s campus already knew him as Vice President of Academic Affairs. What they didn’t know, until recently, was anything about his past work as a ghostwriter. All was revealed at a Sessions with Scholars event hosted by the Ada Stokes Writing Center on … More Dr. Jason Lowrey, ghostwriter
By Joshua Ray Amiling Most people like debating. Whether it is on a large political scale or simply what fast food restaurant is the best, there are an infinite amount of subjects to debate about. For those who are looking to debate in an academic setting, the Bethany Lutheran Speech Team participates in many debates … More PLUM Tournaments ripe with debate
By Nathan Dawson This year, Psych Week placed forgiveness squarely at the center. The Psychology Club offered a week jam-packed with chances to hear a positive message about this “gift given to offenders”, as Dr. Polly Browne put it. This event has been in the works since school began, with planning from Psychology Club officers … More Psychology Week focuses on forgiveness
