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The Clarion

Enrollment update, Faculty Handbook review and a possible May term
Until her second child Emilia was born, Rachel Anderson helped write a manuscript with her former student Isabella Moechnig about their research on stress responses in male and female mice.
Bethel implements new parental leave policy
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Letter from the editor: Back and forth
Letter from the editor: Back and forth
Soraya Keiser
The thin line
The thin line
Isaac Call stands in the batter’s box during the second game of a doubleheader against Hamline University at Hargis Park Saturday, April 23. He’s been playing baseball for as long as he can remember. “Going from football to baseball is pretty challenging,” Isaac said. “Especially hitting, because you don’t get to see any pitching and you jump into a game.”
Tackling two sports
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Opinion
Guest column: Response to ‘Prism: A space to feel known’
Miranda Powers June 2, 2024

Editor’s note: The opinion section of the Clarion is intended to facilitate public dialogue on current issues and provide a place for responses to Clarion stories. This letter by Vice President of Student...

The thin line
Opinion
The thin line
Ella Roberts May 21, 2024

There were two words people used to describe Ruby Gernandt growing up. Skinny and fast. Eating was never really an issue for Gernandt. She was just always the skinny girl. Until one day when her...

Opinion
Thriving in ambiguity
Rachel Blood May 14, 2024

The carpet presses patterns onto my bare skin as I sit on my roommates’ floor with my legs tucked beneath me, hands braced on either knee. We form a triangle, Ruth with two clementine slices primed for...

Opinion
Life after the Christian Ivy League
Amy Holmberg May 14, 2024

No one wants to be a transfer student. Especially not a mid-year, upperclassman transfer student. But even so, there I was, officially ending my gap year since leaving Wheaton College, the place I’d...

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