Dr. Kaitlin (Elsasser) Parmley graduated from Bethel University in 2018 with a degree in exercise science.
by Bethel University Public Relations | Aug 21, 2025
Dr. Kaitlin (Elsasser) Parmley graduated from Bethel University in 2018 with a degree in exercise science.
by Lissa (Grashorn) Diaz '07 | Aug 5, 2025
Bethel University is excited to announce new STEM professors in physics, biology and nursing for the Fall 2025 school year.
by Lissa (Grashorn) Diaz '07 | Jul 20, 2025
Alumnus Bob Jaques ’00, franchise owner of Ritter’s Frozen Custard on Main Street in Mishawaka, Ind., celebrates 20 years selling frozen custard and is the top-selling Ritter’s in Indiana.
by Melyssa Geever '23 | Jul 16, 2025
This year, the Elkhart Health and Aquatics Center was the host site of the 2025 NAIA Swim and Dive National Championships.
by Aaron Charles '15 | Jul 7, 2025
Dr. Abson Joseph reminds himself daily of the purpose behind his work. It is the same purpose that stirred within him on his visit to campus and has now become his mantra: forming lives, not buildings.
by Lissa (Grashorn) Diaz '07 | Jun 22, 2025
When Dr. Barb Bellefeuille assumed the role of president of Bethel University, first on an interim basis in July 2021 and then officially as president in March of 2022, she committed to three years and three priorities. She set out to: strengthen Bethel’s mission...
by Bethel University Public Relations | Jun 12, 2025
Nicole Hamrick ’27 is passionate about the field of education and plans to help students with physical and mental disabilities in her career.
by Melyssa Geever '23 | Jun 10, 2025
With Via Crucis, the community experienced the story of the Gospel through art, choral music and original poetry on April 11, 2025.
by Lissa (Grashorn) Diaz '07 | Jun 7, 2025
Alumna Olga Petrosyan ’06 shares about her journey to Bethel and the true story of her family that inspired the feature film “Between Borders.”
by Lissa (Grashorn) Diaz '07 | Jun 3, 2025
Jonathan Lade ’19 studied Christian Ministries at Bethel and has gone on to minister to college students on secular campuses.
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