This year, the Elkhart Health and Aquatics Center was the host site of the 2025 NAIA Swim and Dive National Championships.
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 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 | May 27, 2025
For Wyn and Carol Laidig, investing in Bethel University merges their core values with a conviction to live their lives according to what the Bible says.
by Lissa (Grashorn) Diaz '07 | May 8, 2025
Last fall, a group from Bethel gave up their fall break to serve on a disaster relief trip to East Tennessee, in an area devastated by Hurricane Helene.
by Aidan Strite '25 | Dec 30, 2024
Bethel University soccer programs focus on developing the whole person instead of just a player’s athletic ability.
by Lissa (Grashorn) Diaz '07 | Dec 16, 2024
In August, Bethel’s Men’s and Women’s soccer teams put on a skills clinic for the youth of Summit Soccer, a ministry of Summit Church in Niles, Mich.
by Erin J. Hollister '07 | Aug 5, 2024
Professor of Philosophy Cristian Mihut, Ph.D., was a recipient of the Templeton Fellowship through the University of Notre Dame.
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