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Discover a top Christian university in Minnesota, offering undergraduate and graduate programs with affordable tuition and ...

John remembers when the words disappeared. Five years ago, he suffered a stroke that left him with aphasia, a disorder that affects a person’s ability to speak, read, write, and understand language.

When Nicholas Jarman ’26 first toured Bethel University as a high school student, he was drawn in by something more than just academic programs or a beautiful campus. What stood out was Bethel’s ...

Manage the History Center: Archives of Bethel University and Converge Assist researchers in accessing historical documents and rare materials Preserve archival collections ...

Bethel University is making history this fall, welcoming 1,124 new undergraduate students—the largest incoming class ever. This record-breaking enrollment includes year-over-year growth in new ...

Bethel University is launching the Bethel Career Commitment, a bold new initiative that builds on the university’s mission to prepare students for meaningful work and lives of purpose. “Families are ...

Bethel Seminary has named author, speaker, and professor Karen Swallow Prior as the 2025-2026 Karlson Scholar. A respected voice in evangelical thought, Prior brings decades of academic and cultural ...

David Kaetterhenry BUILD’19 has a larger-than-life personality. He’s quick with a smile and to introduce himself, and when he was a student in Bethel’s BUILD program, everyone on campus seemed to know ...

Bethel University has named Tom Brown, Ph.D., as the first dean of its new school of business. “He is the right leader for this formative moment in Bethel’s history,” says University Provost Robin ...

Bridging the gap between academic knowledge and practical skills is key to career success. When you apply what you’re learning in the classroom to real-world challenges, you sharpen your ability to ...

On a recent afternoon in Sliven, Bulgaria, Soraya Keiser ’24 gathered a group of high schoolers in the library of Zahariy Stoyanov Foreign Language High School—not for a grammar quiz or lecture, but ...