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Chris Moore stands in front of his students during his Foreign Relations class Friday Nov. 1. As Election Day approaches, Moore and his co-host Andy Bramsen want students to be equipped to have political conversations with those around them. "We created the podcast with the goal of modeling talking about politics civilly and not so divisively," Bramsen said.
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Graciela Pérez joins the Department of Languages and Cultures
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Bethel University students worship during chapel service, Wednesday Sept. 25, 2024. The “Come and See” Chapel series is a deep dive into the Gospel of John, beckoning students to experience the fullness of the Lord. “For the first time, at Bethel, the entire community is studying the Gospel of John. We’re doing the same thing, talking the same language, pursuing and asking to hear from God using the same content. It unifies our campus in a unique and neat way,” campus pastor, Nick Cocalis, said.
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Cadets, Ashlyn Erickson and Paige Caouette, smile with fellow cadets after completing the Norwegian foot march. The training event included marching 19.2 miles with equipment strapped to their backs. The soldiers are glad the event is over, but ready for the next one. “It takes a lot sometimes or sometimes it can be easy,” Erickson said. | Photo submitted by Ashlyn Erickson.
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Bethel University quarterback Cooper Drews’ breath is visible as he calls for the snap during the Royals 48-21 win over Lake Forest College Saturday. The Royals and the Foresters battled through the late November chill with a game time high of 19 degrees during the second round NCAA playoff matchup at Royal Stadium. “The cold weather was kind of another challenge,” Drews said. “We talked about we’re not going to let that affect us, but obviously you stand out there for the whole game you’re going to feel it.”
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Junior winger Tlyer Braccini carries the puck into the Stout defensive zone during the Royals 5-3 win over the University of Wisconsin-Stout Friday night at Bethel University Arena. Braccini accounted for three of the Royals five goals and tallied his first career hat trick in the win.
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Bursting the snow globe

For when you aren’t decorating your dorm for Christmas or tracking down the perfect gift for that hard-to-gift relative, here is your guide to off-campus events.
Molly Wilson • November 28, 2023
Devanie Andre

Something new: For those times when you just need to forget about all your homework for a few hours, go see “Dr. Suess’s How the Grinch Stole Christmas!” at the Children’s Theater Company. Get your tickets for weekdays at 7 p.m., Saturdays at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. Tickets start at $15. 

Something new: On select dates through the rest of the year CHS Field will be hosting GLOW Holiday Festival. Tickets for the light show and charity event are bought based on the time of entry and cost $20.75. 

Something new: From now through Dec. 23, go see “I Am Betty” at the Historical Theater and dive into Betty Crocker’s historic Minnesota roots. Tickets start at $30. 

Something free: The European Christmas Market at Union Depot has begun and will be available Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays until Dec. 17. Check the website for specific times. 

Something new: Starting Wednesday through Christmas Eve, go see Langston Hughes’ “Black Nativity” at Penumbra Theater in St. Paul. Tickets are $20.

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Bethel University quarterback Cooper Drews’ breath is visible as he calls for the snap during the Royals 48-21 win over Lake Forest College Saturday. The Royals and the Foresters battled through the late November chill with a game time high of 19 degrees during the second round NCAA playoff matchup at Royal Stadium. “The cold weather was kind of another challenge,” Drews said. “We talked about we’re not going to let that affect us, but obviously you stand out there for the whole game you’re going to feel it.”
Royals rumble past Foresters and into the third round of playoffs
Royals defenders Jacob Holmen, Caden DeWall and Kolin Baier swarm Coe College quarterback Brady Kelly for a sack during Bethel’s 31-26 NCAA playoff victory Saturday. The trio combined for eight of Bethel’s ten sacks during the game, holding Coe to 22 total rushing yards. “That was fun,” Bethel head coach and defensive play caller Mike McElroy said. “Those guys have kind of been the anchor all year for us.”
Dominant Royals’ defensive line made life hard for Kohawks
The Bethel University football team huddles up postgame and recites the Lord’s Prayer, a team tradition even in defeat. The Royals 2024 record now sits at 8-2 after falling 41-33 in the MIAC championship game to St.John’s University. “I was just proud of our guys battling, and came up short,” Bethel head coach Mike McElroy said. “And got to find ways to make plays and big stuff happen, and we made one less big play today than they did.”
Royals come up just short in Collegeville
Junior winger Tlyer Braccini carries the puck into the Stout defensive zone during the Royals 5-3 win over the University of Wisconsin-Stout Friday night at Bethel University Arena. Braccini accounted for three of the Royals five goals and tallied his first career hat trick in the win.
Braccini’s hat trick gives Royals their first win
Grace Solberg (37) subs out during Bethel's October 2 matchup against Macalester. She finished Tuesday night's playoff matchup with a career-high 22 kills.
Royals surge past Oles in MIAC quarterfinals
The Bethel men's soccer team applauds the many fans that showed up for the 2 p.m. kickoff Monday. Bethel lost its first ever home playoff game 5-2 versus the Carleton College Knights. | Photo by Teresa Brubaker, Bethel Athletics
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Molly Wilson
Molly Wilson, News Editor
Molly Wilson, 21, is a senior journalism and political science double major and math minor. She likes her Retro Boardwalk Owala water bottle, being a student manager of Lucia Chorum and experimenting with her newly pierced ears. [email protected] | 763.242.6904
Devanie Andre
Devanie Andre, Media Director
Devanie Andre, 21, is a senior graphic design major and photojournalism minor. She enjoys being a member of Bethel’s volleyball team, playing card games at a competitive level, drinking excessive amounts of caffeine and contemplating what tattoo to get next.
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