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Cadie Logston practices a fight scene as the White Witch with cast member Leo Fay as Peter. The weapons used in the production were brought in by stage combat trainer Aaron Preusse. | Photo by Amy Holmberg
Combat and Christ: Bethel’s interpretation of a popular tale
Lissner Hall works together to compete against the other Bethel University dorms during Tug of War, Wednesday Oct. 9, during homecoming week.
Rematch in annual tug of war competition
North Village takes dodgeball win
Bethel students play with puppies Tuesday, Oct. 8th in the Underground.
Homecoming happiness: Puppies on campus!
Teams compete fiercely but unify in Bethel spirit to kick off homecoming
Teams compete fiercely but unify in Bethel spirit to kick off homecoming
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.
Worship on campus: A season of spiritual awakening
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?
Senior Bethel receiver Micah Niewald sheds a would-be tackler on his way to a touchdown in the Royals’ 73-8 win over Augsburg Saturday. Niewald sped his way to two touchdowns in the win, tallying 62 yards after the catch between the two scores. “Knowing I can outrun the guy that’s chasing me is a big thing,” Niewald said. “That’s going back to [strength and conditioning] Coach Meyer and everything we do in the summer and off-season.” | Photo by Carl Schumland, Bethel Athletics
An offensive coordinator’s thirst for points
Homecoming recap, ASMR and Aiden’s Roman Empire
Homecoming recap, ASMR and Aiden’s Roman Empire
Royals rout Auggies in key conference matchup
Double Coverage Episode 2: Peyton Howie!
Junior defensive back Devin Williams returns a tipped interception 62-yards, setting up the Royals offense in prime field position early in their 43-0 win over Gustavus Adolphus College Saturday afternoon. The Royals forced four turnovers on defense, with Williams picking off two Sandven passes in a game where they held the Gusties to just 65 yards on offense. “After taking a tough loss to the Johnnies last week, this week was a little more dialed in, had a lot more fun. I think that’s the reason we were able to come out on top as a defense.” Williams said. | Photo by Bennett Moger
Royals defense makes statement in win over Gustavus
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
Homecoming recap, ASMR and Aiden’s Roman Empire
Homecoming recap, ASMR and Aiden’s Roman Empire
Double Coverage Episode 2: Peyton Howie!
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
Homecoming recap, ASMR and Aiden’s Roman Empire
Homecoming recap, ASMR and Aiden’s Roman Empire
Double Coverage Episode 2: Peyton Howie!
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
TFTB: What's something your mom doesn't know about you?
TFTB: What’s something your mom doesn’t know about you?
The Student News Site of Bethel University

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Sadie Buteyn

Sadie Buteyn, News Reporter

Sadie Buteyn, 19, is an English major with an emphasis in professional and creative writing, and a minor in journalism. She can almost always be found reading and loves sitting in the sun while doing so. She enjoys collecting Burger King crowns like prizes whenever she eats there with friends and winning at Just Dance.

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Why try “Trayless Tuesday”?

Sadie Buteyn
September 30, 2024
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

Sadie Buteyn
September 18, 2024
Bethel University senior Hailey Gregg leans in close to her plant as she writes its name down on one of the wooden sticks that have been provided, while Alisha Ochs, one of the organizers of the “get your emotional support plant” event smiles at her, passing more of the wooden sticks down to the end of the table. The event was held in the Brushaber Commons, Wednesday at 1:00 p.m. and was planned by Be Well at Bethel to raise awareness of the importance of mental health.

Mini plants for mental health

Sadie Buteyn and Lily Noonan
April 18, 2024
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