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Some students are surprised by their tuition bill when they find out about the music fees

A buffalo, local food samples and a fresh DC menu recognize sustainability

The former governor discussed political philosophy and education

After graduation, this business major will take his talents to Mexico for a prestigious program

Students learn kitchen skills, along with the passion and labor of professional cooking

An update from the BSA Senate.

Five Bethel students presented at the national conference and brought home a top honor

Sodexo cites new facilities as primary reason for changing the meal plan system

Fines and charges incentivize students to keep their dorms clean.

For students who want to exercise, new facilities are being planned

The program electronically delivers paychecks to student bank accounts, saving Bethel thousands

Over 350 students attend a panel discussion moderated by Provost David Clark

‘One Day Without Shoes’ aided in raising awareness, as well as shoes for 167 children

The use of iPads as educational tools has increased, but are they really necessary?

Over 500 plastic eggs were hidden around campus by BSA members, attracting students to search early Wednesday morning

Annual banquet recognizes 17 student employee nominees

Annual banquet recognizes 17 student employee nominees

Tony Dungy shared his philosophy as a coach and mentor, speaking to over 600 students, coaches and faculty in Benson Great Hall

Bethel students are set to be recognized for their papers at a prestigious communication conference in Ohio

Judge Michael McConnell was the chapel convocation speaker on March 30

This Ford Escape SUV is one of security's three cars.

A 20 percent housing discount may draw more students to the apartments two miles away

Five students from the business department competed in the equity research competition