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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.
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Photo submitted by Josie Harms
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Sophie Jacques and Sophia Najarian laugh as they make eggs for breakfast in their newly renovated Turnwall dorm. The two roommates had lived in Heritage Hall for two months, where they weren’t able to cook like they had originally planned.
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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
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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
The Bethel University and St. Olaf College men’s hockey teams tussle in front of the net during the Royals 3-1 win over the Oles on Friday Feb. 22 at Bethel University Arena. “We’ve already played St.Olaf three times,” junior center Jack Brown said. “Playing another MIAC team, especially a team that we lost to in the championship, just builds up even more momentum.”
Rivalry renewed: Royals and Oles set for playoff battle once again
Fifth-year guard Anna Garfield (14) celebrates an and-one three-pointer with team captain Rosie Penke (left), team captain Colette “Coco” Duininck (center) and fifth-year forward Lydia Hay (right). This season’s Bethel women’s basketball team has centered itself around its cohesion – a large contributor to the success of the team. “We just hype each other up so much,” junior Rosie Penke said. “Which is really fun, even if it's a joke. We're just cheering for each other so much.”
A long time coming
Senior forward Braeden Bartoo handles the puck in the offensive corner as linemate Shane Lavelle sits in the slot during the Royals’ 3-1 win against the Oles on Friday night at the National Sports Center. Their line had a number of scoring chances in the game. | Photo by Amy Holmberg
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Emily Christiansen and Taylor Hanson talk all things love in episode two of "A Little Bit of Everything."
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Photo gallery: Looking for the eclipse

August 21, 2017

Nearly 100 people gathered outside Bethel’s Community Life Center Aug. 21 to watch the solar eclipse.

By Callie Schmidt
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Bethel University physics professors Tom Greenlee and Alyssa Hamre set up telescopes and hand out special eclipse glasses for people to wear today at 1 p.m. According to Hamre, the next eclipse won’t be until 2024. | Photo by Callie Schmidt
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Nearly 100 people gathered outside Bethel’s Community Life Center to receive free eclipse glasses from the physics and engineering departments. Physics professor Alyssa Hamre organized the viewing event, hoping to help people safely see the eclipse. | Photo by Callie Schmidt
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Members from Bethel women’s soccer team gathered outside the Community Life Center to catch a view of the eclipse safely with special glasses. | Photo by Callie Schmidt
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clouds blocked it out. | Photo by Callie Schmidt
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Bethel students clap and cheer when the clouds clear away for a second, unveiling the solar eclipse. Physics professor Alyssa Hamre was slightly disappointed that the weather blocked the view of the eclipse, but noted that weather is a large component of studying astronomy. | Photo by Callie Schmidt
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