The Clarion

As fire alarms blared throughout Lissner Hall, students filed through hallways and down stairwells to make their way to the Lakeside Center. Most were unbothered, keeping calm and chatting as they waited for the drill to end. When the alarms went off in Lissner 312, however, the fire drill wasn’t …

Bethel University students dressed in an array of colors flooded through the doors of the Robertson Center Gym last night for the kickoff of Bethel’s Homecoming events. Flags waved above them as the gymnasium echoed with screams, cheers and claps of students who had anticipated this moment for days. Cheer …

Following severe injuries during their first games, David Geebli and Grace Solberg are experiencing a different side of athletics with the insight of Bethel’s Athletic Training Services. | Written by Makenzi Johnson and Aiden Penner.

Opinion column for "The Clarion." Design by Elise Berry.

Bethel University alum Wes Burdine opened a queer soccer bar, an unlikely mesh of communities that has become a "gem of St. Paul." Written for the Clarion by Rachel Blood & Makenzi Johnson. Photos by Toby Ryberg. Design by Elise Berry

May's "Letter from the Editor" from the Clarion.

From Bethel University's student-led newspaper, the Clarion.

When Amy Poppinga started at Bethel University in 2005, being an adjunct history professor meant proposing new courses, assigning papers and connecting with the students in her classes: pre-pandemic millennials who viewed college as a natural next step.

MNA - Better Journalism Contest: 2022 First Place Hard News Caroline Reding sat in her chemistry class fall semester, mask securely tugged over her nose, and glanced around. Masks rested below noses. Some hung at chin level. Some students wore no masks at all. In a setting where school policy …

J.D. O’Brien, filmmaker and Bethel employee, recently premiered his newest film “After the Gunflint.”

After the elimination of the theatre minor, students look to their paths forward.

Transitioning from rural Iowa to the Twin Cities causes a time of reflection.

BLAINE, MINN. – Bethel men’s hockey coach Chris McKelvie said he expected Friday night’s game against St. John’s University to be close. That’s exactly what it ended up being. The Royals had to grind all game long in their 2-1 win over the Johnnies at Bethel University Arena at the …

Bethel coach Zach Filzen slammed his whiteboard on the glossy wooden floor of Si Melby Hall Gymnasium during a timeout in a game at Augsburg University Tuesday. Just previously, Augsburg had the ball on the line for a free throw with 16 minutes left in a close contest in the …

Military kid Izzy Smith faces her unexpected role as goalkeeper head on, just as she takes life head on. Junior goalkeeper Izzy Smith punted the soccer ball halfway across the field at Ona Orth Athletic Complex less than three minutes into the game, hoping to start Bethel’s soccer team off …

My walk home plays out as an animated animal battle daily.

Faculty and administration came together to discuss the impact of the upcoming faculty cuts on Bethel. Faculty and administrators lined three of the walls of BC 468 Wednesday afternoon. When the chairs in the conference room began to run out, they started sitting on the floor, waiting for the Faculty …

The number of students involved in Bethel University’s early college program continues to increase, while the general College of Arts and Sciences enrollment decreases.

September "Letter from the Editor" from Bethel University's student-led publication, the Clarion.

As war rages in Ukraine, Bethel community members with Russian and Ukrainian ties grapple with the knowledge that there’s nothing they can do.

A lack of comfort in coming forward with sexual assault and harassment cases leads to decreased information and statistical evidence.

Bethel alum Adam Evers creates a virtual space of community connection for Christian members of the LGBTQ+ community.

As war rages in Ukraine, Bethel community members with Russian and Ukrainian ties grapple with the knowledge that there’s nothing they can do.

Bethel University senior Amber O’Brien stays busy while working both on and off campus jobs, all the while living out a conviction of helping others.

MNA: Better Journalism Contest First Place 2022 Use of Information Graphics and Graphic Illustrations

Bethel alum co-founds an online ethical shopping platform inspired by her faith and work in politics.

Opinion piece. Design by Gretta Nathe.

Professor of English Dan Ritchie retires after 36 years. He has learned to trust his place in God’s plan throughout his entire career.

Voz Latinx creates a space for Latinx students to find community and belonging.