Bethel University will welcome nearly 500 students, parents, teachers and school leaders for the 7th annual Baugo Promise “Walk Into My Future” event, helping elementary students envision college and career possibilities. New this year, eligible participating students will receive a $1,000 Bethel University scholarship.
Prospective students can experience Bethel University this fall through eight campus visit opportunities, from program-specific events to overnight experiences, with a $2,000 visit scholarship available to eligible fall 2027 students who visit by Dec. 1.
Bethel University welcomed its largest new student class since 2021, with 300 freshmen and transfers representing 23 countries and 24 states and territories and new student enrollment up more than 20%.
Bethel University is expanding its Education M.Ed. with a Reading Science option designed to help working teachers strengthen literacy instruction through flexible online study and evidence-based practices.
Bethel University is partnering with Career Academy and the Boys & Girls Club to launch an innovative laboratory classroom for elementary students and future teachers.
Bethel University sophomore Natalie Eash has been awarded the “Realizing the Dream” Scholarship from Independent Colleges of Indiana (ICI), recognizing outstanding first-generation college students with support from Lilly Endowment Inc.
For the 2025-2026 academic year, Bethel University has been named a College of Distinction, a prestigious designation awarded to schools whose commitment to engaged, experiential education sets them apart.
Bethel University is proud to announce its recognition as one of the best institutions for Best Online Master’s Programs in Indiana for 2025 by Online Master’s Colleges (OMC). This prestigious award highlights Bethel University’s commitment to providing exceptional...
Bethel will host its first Future Educator Visit Day on Friday, November 7. High school juniors and seniors are invited to step into their calling and see how Bethel’s Christ-centered education program will prepare them to make a difference in the classroom and beyond.
Kim Meyer, Ed.D., associate professor of education and licensing advisor, is living her dream of teaching and equipping others to serve in the classroom.