Following the ’21-’22 school year, the NAIA announced 17 Bethel athletic teams (five men’s and 12 women’s) as NAIA Scholar Teams. To receive this distinction, teams must maintain at least an average 3.0 GPA and include every varsity athlete certified as eligible in the sport and listed on any eligibility certificate submitted during the academic year.
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Bethel Celebrates 25 Years in Everest-Rohrer with Record-Setting Show
Bethel University presented Disney’s “Beauty and the Beast” as the spring 2022 musical, inviting theatre alumni to join in on the production. Presented over two weekends, the show was a huge success, bringing in two sold-out school day performances for field trips and homeschool groups, in addition to record-setting evening crowds.
- October 26, 2022
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[VIDEO] Equipping Future Engineers through Exploration
Bethel University’s Engineering program prepares students for their future through the engineering & management degree and the 3/2 engineering program.
- April 14, 2022
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Robots Bring Lean Manufacturing to Bethel
Engineering and business majors get a firsthand look into Lean Manufacturing and automation using the grant-funded robots in the engineering lab.
- April 13, 2022
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Alumnus Shows Gratitude Through Gift to University
Rick Rey ’77 studied Chemistry at Bethel as an international student. Twenty-five years later, he’s giving back in majors ways through a $1 million gift from the foundation he established with his wife, Mely.
- April 13, 2022
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Training the Local Community in Cloud Computing
Boot camps in cloud computing, funded through the Labs for Industry Futures and Transformation (LIFT) Workforce Accelerator Grant, are focused on equipping the local information technology (IT) community to understand cloud technology, ultimately preparing them to analyze the different advanced cloud options for companies and move toward a career in cloud computing.
- April 13, 2022
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Using Science to Help Others
Assistant Professor of Biochemistry Rachel Miller ’15, Ph.D., has dedicated her career in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) to follow her main purpose in life: helping others.
- April 13, 2022
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All for One in the Arts
In December 2020, the art department, previously based in the art studio across the street from the Everest-Rohrer (ER) Chapel/Fine Arts Center, joined the music and theatre departments in lower-level ER. This union has fostered deeper collaboration between the three departments.
- April 13, 2022
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Young Alumnus Gives Back
While Jeremy Mann ’18 was still a student at Bethel University, he began thinking of ways he’d like to give back once he graduated. Now, four years into his nursing career, he’s given faithfully and generously and hopes to someday become involved in medical missions with Bethel.
- April 13, 2022
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Bearing God’s Love on the Waterfront, Reflections of a Navy Chaplain
Navy Chaplain Lieutenant Commander Keith Madison Carter ‘07 is determined to be a bearer of God’s presence, whether at sea, with teams in combat, in busy office spaces or on helicopter flight decks.
- April 13, 2022
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