Joel Rennaker has joined Bethel University as Assistant Director of Athletics for Communications, bringing NAIA award-winning experience to help tell the story of Pilot Athletics.
Bethel University Choir to Perform at Carnegie Hall
The Bethel University Choir has been selected to perform at Carnegie Hall, giving students the opportunity to represent Bethel on one of the world’s most celebrated stages.
Bethel University Wins the NCCAA Presidential Award for the Second Consecutive Year
Bethel University earned the NCCAA Presidential Award for the second straight year following multiple national titles and championship appearances.
Weston Kundo Named Head Coach of Bethel Cross Country
Bethel University has named Weston Kundo head cross country coach, bringing NAIA championship experience and a Christ-centered vision to the program.
Cameron Screeton Named Head Coach of Bethel Baseball
Bethel University has named Cameron Screeton head baseball coach, bringing NAIA experience and a Christ-centered approach to the Pilots program.
Success Academy at Bethel University to Launch Innovative Lab Classroom for Fall 2026
Bethel University is partnering with Career Academy and the Boys & Girls Club to launch an innovative laboratory classroom for elementary students and future teachers.
Koteskey Named Professor of the Year for 2026
Dr. Keith Koteskey has been named Bethel University’s 2026 Professor of the Year for his mentorship, servant leadership and dedication to students.
Registration Open for 2026 Sports and Academic Camps
Registration is now open for Bethel University’s summer sports and academic camps, including STEAM programs, youth sports and a residential nursing camp.
Nearly 300 Students Set to Graduate May 2
Nearly 300 students from 20 countries will graduate from Bethel University on May 2 during commencement ceremonies featuring author Jerry B. Jenkins.
Faculty and Staff News
Bethel University welcomes new faculty and leadership, celebrates grants and publications, and honors retiring employees across campus departments.