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Bethel University cancels 2026 Thailand Study Abroad program
Bethel University cancels 2026 Thailand Study Abroad program
The BSG boost: What’s changing next year?
Ashton Lafleur stands underneath the skyway, pointing at the beaten up, outside path connecting Clauson Center and Hagstrom Center.
Bethel’s accessibility has come a long way, but has more to go
Lizzy Hoffmann and Sammy Lewandowski sit together in the sun. Lewandowski believes that the RA teams at Bethel do a unique job at hosting dorm events compared to other colleges. “I definitely feel like there was just more of a personable aspect. We get to know our residents really well so we can cater our events to what they actually want to get out of it,” Lewandowski said.
A freshman phenomenon
Bethel Student Government's old office doors are closed for construction to create space for the new office of Bethel University’s president, Ross Allen.
The office reshuffle: Who’s going where and why it matters
Sota Shop is a Minnesota soda-fountain establishment that originally started as a food truck. After growing in popularity, the business expanded to a small building in Maple Grove.
Sippin’ on Sota
Fairgrounds Craft Coffee and Tea.
Top 5 Coffee Shops around Bethel
Emily Christiansen and Taylor Hanson talk all things love in episode two of "A Little Bit of Everything."
All things love
20 songs to get you up on a cold morning
20 songs to get you up on a cold morning
Lizzy Hoffmann and Sammy Lewandowski sit together in the sun. Lewandowski believes that the RA teams at Bethel do a unique job at hosting dorm events compared to other colleges. “I definitely feel like there was just more of a personable aspect. We get to know our residents really well so we can cater our events to what they actually want to get out of it,” Lewandowski said.
A freshman phenomenon
Junior catcher Chris Lavin celebrates with junior left fielder Joe Meurer after crossing home plate to take a 5-2 lead in the fifth inning of the Royals opening round matchup with Saint John’s Friday night at Becker Park. Meurer went 1-4 at the plate with a stolen base and two runs in the Royals 6-3 win over the Johnnies.
Royals slide past Saint John’s and into the winner’s bracket
The Bethel University softball team stands in a circle around their mitts before its first senior day game against College of Saint Benedict Saturday, May 3 at Ona Orth Athletic Complex. The Bennies shut the Royals out in their first game of the afternoon, and Bethel fell short of victory in the second game as well. | Photo by Nathan Klok
Bennies sweep senior day
Ranking MIAC schools by their names
St. Olaf junior forward Jonathan Panisa scores the third-seeded Oles’ third goal of the MIAC semifinal game against second-seeded Bethel University Saturday, March 1 at the National Sports Center. Bethel led by one goal for most of the game, but the Oles responded in the third period with three goals in the span of nine minutes and 11 seconds. “They hang around until we make a mistake,” Royals head coach Chris Mckelvie said. “And it’s kind of a mirror image of last year in the playoffs.”
Royals come up empty-handed once again in MIAC playoffs
The Bethel University women's basketball team lines up side-by-side with Bethel's student section. Energy was high during the MIAC championship Saturday, thanks in large part to the student section.
Royals fall just shy of MIAC playoff championship
Ranking MIAC schools by their names
Everything is embarrassing
Fairgrounds Craft Coffee and Tea.
Top 5 Coffee Shops around Bethel
20 songs to get you up on a cold morning
20 songs to get you up on a cold morning
A 1,500 word tribute to a special sandwich
Emily Christiansen and Taylor Hanson talk all things love in episode two of "A Little Bit of Everything."
All things love
Emily Christiansen and Sadie Buteyn record the pilot episode of A Little Bit of Everything with Emily Christiansen.
Another Clarion podcast? It’s Emily’s fault
4 Nations, NBA All Star weekend and “what-ifs”
Super Bowl recap, college hoops preview and trivia games
Ball Knowledge with Cooper Drews
Ball Knowledge with Cooper Drews
Emily Christiansen and Taylor Hanson talk all things love in episode two of "A Little Bit of Everything."
All things love
Emily Christiansen and Sadie Buteyn record the pilot episode of A Little Bit of Everything with Emily Christiansen.
Another Clarion podcast? It’s Emily’s fault
4 Nations, NBA All Star weekend and “what-ifs”
Super Bowl recap, college hoops preview and trivia games
Ball Knowledge with Cooper Drews
Ball Knowledge with Cooper Drews
TFTB: What's the most embarrassing thing you wore in middle school?
TFTB: What’s the most embarrassing thing you wore in middle school?
TFTB: Tell us about your first crush
TFTB: Tell us about your first crush
TFTB: What's something your mom doesn't know about you?
TFTB: What’s something your mom doesn’t know about you?
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Bethel University cancels 2026 Thailand Study Abroad program
Bethel University cancels 2026 Thailand Study Abroad program
The BSG boost: What's changing next year?
Ashton Lafleur stands underneath the skyway, pointing at the beaten up, outside path connecting Clauson Center and Hagstrom Center.
Bethel’s accessibility has come a long way, but has more to go
Lizzy Hoffmann and Sammy Lewandowski sit together in the sun. Lewandowski believes that the RA teams at Bethel do a unique job at hosting dorm events compared to other colleges. “I definitely feel like there was just more of a personable aspect. We get to know our residents really well so we can cater our events to what they actually want to get out of it,” Lewandowski said.
A freshman phenomenon
Bethel Student Government's old office doors are closed for construction to create space for the new office of Bethel University’s president, Ross Allen.
The office reshuffle: Who's going where and why it matters
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Bethel University graduate Josie Harms takes on the position of South Dakota press secretary