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I plan on becoming a broadcast journalist. I'm currently a journalism student at Bethel University and graduating in May. I also have a minor in theatre arts and media communications.
Bethel University entrepreneurs use their creativity to pave a way to pursue their dreams and open up their own small businesses while still in school. Story by Aaron Herbst, Tatiana Lee and Godfrey Mpetey Photos by Katie Viesselman and Aaron Herbst Videos by Taylor Fondie and Beret Leone Freshman marketing major Zach Fisk dresses his dorm room in Nelson residence hall with racks filled with vintage clothing .
By Beret Leone and Taylor Fondie for Royal Report Santi Clark didn't know her job existed while she was studying English at Bethel University. Clark graduated in 2011 and currently works in marketing for Banner Engineering. "Bethel prepared me to be a leader," Clark said.
Bethel University junior Joshua De La Rosa took a road trip from Minnesota to Mexico City after graduating high school to pursue his dream of playing professional soccer. "I still have that same dream of playing professional soccer," De La Rosa said. "I don't think I'll ever give it up."
TDF Honors Broadway News Kinky Boots and its Original Tony-winning Stars at One-Night-Event Tony winners Cyndi Lauper reunited with Kinky Boots' Billy Porter, Stark Sands, Annaleigh Ashford and more as she introduced the benefit gala concert March 20. The Theatre Development Fund (TDF) honored Broadway's Kinky Boots March 20 during a one-night-only benefit concert event.
What Does Video Dear Evan Hansen 's "Waving Through a Window" Sound Like as a Trio? Actors David Rowen, Nick Lehan, and Austin Colby debut their new arrangement of the hit song. Sitting in the audience at the original production of Dear Evan Hansen at Washington, D.C.'s Arena Stage in 2015, New York actor David Rowen was immediately inspired.
Sarah Jessica Parker, Andrea McArdle, and other former Annie stars come together in honor of the musical's 40th anniversary.
It goes without saying that lack of communication in the workplace can be detrimental to your company and work environment as a whole. It's completely true when they say team communication can either make or break a business. The thing to get out of your head: team building and team communication doesn't have to be some costly or extravagant event or activity.
Ah, the ride share service appeal. Don't lie, you've thought about it. It sounds like a great idea to sign up and apply to be an Uber or Lyft driver - flexible hours, you're essentially your own boss, you make money on your own time; etc.
A box of Hungry Jack's pancake mix, diamond-encrusted butterfly cutouts, and handwritten notes stuffed into plastic baggies tied together with twine.
Mark King steps backstage and shakes out his arms as he hears the audience burst with laughter - it's finally intermission. For King, intermission means taking a break from holding his arms in a 90-degree candlestick fashion as Lumiere. King says the burning is worth it to hear the instant feedback from a great audience.
It's sort of an odd thing coming back to what once was, after spending nine months reinventing yourself in a place where nobody knew your name.
By Beret Leone, CeCe Gaines, and Kellie Lawless | Feature reporters Valerie Swedlund stands in the back of a crowded room, clutching her hands, tears welling in her wide, brown eyes. Her son, 8-year-old Nickolaus Swedlund, waited to present his book of choice for his vision therapy class.
The Bethel community discusses the future of Kresge rock. By Beret Leone | Features Editor On the afternoon of Friday, Sept. 30, Leah Fulton is tired, the typical response for Bethel's Associate Dean of Intercultural Student Programs during homecoming week. However, Fulton's exhaustion doesn't come from Cheer Night or the PowderPuff game.
Ross Gabrielsen travels to prisons to spread the Gospel and play softball with convicts. Beret Leone | The Clarion Twisting his baseball cap around and strolling into the prison yard, Bethel University senior Ross Gabrielsen casually chats with a group of New Jersey inmates. He just finished playing two games of softball against a group...
I grew up with a father who trapped me in tickle fights and made me laugh until tears streamed down my face. I grew up with a father that showed me magic tricks and taught me how to strategize during card games.