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Why try “Trayless Tuesday”?
POP Culture frozen yogurt shop closing Sunday
POP Culture frozen yogurt shop closing Sunday
Student body president Mild Du poses in front of all the student government members that came before her. She said she's excited for everything her team will accomplish this year and the legacy they will create. “I’m so proud of my team,” Du said.
Mild Du takes on the role of student body president
President-elect Ross Allen addresses a packed Benson Great Hall.
Bethel University lowers tuition rates for 2025-2026 school year
Enrollment update, Faculty Handbook review and a possible May term
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.
The ROTC Experience
A dead end to fall boredom
Clothed in empowerment
Junior computer science and English student Josh Poppie zips open his Swiss Army backpack that’s been with him all throughout middle school and now stays with him at Bethel.
What’s in my bag?
Five LGBTQ+ affirming churches in the Twin Cities
Junior outside hitter Grace Solberg and freshman outside hitter Lauren Hetfeld celebrate after a kill during Wednesday’s game against Macalester College. Solberg’s .512 hitting percentage was key to the Royals 3-0 victory Wednesday night. | Photo by Bennett Moger
Royals continue their hot streak in sweep of Scots
Sophomore quarterback Cooper Drews leans back to unleash a deep pass to Matt Jung down the left sideline. The pass went for a 69-yard touchdown on Bethel’s second offensive play of the game. | Photo by Nathan Klok, Bethel Athletics.
Royals’ disappointing loss is a much-needed wake up call
Records, siblings and Cows
Records, siblings and Cows
The Bethel University volleyball team opened MIAC conference play Wednesday night by defeating the St. Olaf College Oles in a five-set game. | Photo provided by Austin Lagesse.
Royals volleyball plays tug-of-war for its first MIAC win
Gavin Rataj bats away a UW-Eau Claire pass. Rataj recorded six tackles and one pass breakup in the Royals’ 51-30 win Saturday.
Kidder, Royals offense shine in win
Confessions of a former college dropout
Would you believe me if I told you I’m lonely?
Guest column: Response to ‘Prism: A space to feel known’
The thin line
The thin line
Thriving in ambiguity
Records, siblings and Cows
Records, siblings and Cows
The Yolk: Sound Effects, Finals and Peanuts
The Yolk: Sound Effects, Finals and Peanuts
The Yolk: Christmas, Pentatonix and B-Ball
The Yolk: Christmas, Pentatonix and B-Ball
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
Records, siblings and Cows
Records, siblings and Cows
The Yolk: Sound Effects, Finals and Peanuts
The Yolk: Sound Effects, Finals and Peanuts
The Yolk: Christmas, Pentatonix and B-Ball
The Yolk: Christmas, Pentatonix and B-Ball
The Yolk: Late Skate, Sesame Street and Christmas Tunes
The Yolk: Late Skate, Sesame Street and Christmas Tunes
The Yolk: Playoffs, Exams and Taylor’s Version
The Yolk: Playoffs, Exams and Taylor’s Version
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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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.

The ROTC Experience

Michael Harjo
September 27, 2024
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