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A look around Bethel… but with a little more ✨ color ✨

There’s the full picture…

And then there are the little moments that make it memorable. 📸 Swipe to see campus through our lens.

POV: Campus coming back to life at Bethel

P.S. Start counting down… Welcome Week is in 3 weeks! 🙂🫶

Calling all Royals—help us welcome the next generation to Bethel! 💙

Move-in is right around the corner, and we want to help our newest Royals feel ready for campus life. What did you love most about your time at Bethel?

Share your favorite memories or words of wisdom in the comments! We’ll feature a roundup of your responses in a special post next week.

Bethel’s Office of Accessibility Resources and Services, also known as OARS, works with students with disabilities to help remove barriers to learning and living at Bethel.

OARS helps students request reasonable accommodations, talk through accessibility needs, and understand what support may be available. That support could include things like testing accommodations, note-taking support, alternative text formats, sign language interpreters, or housing-related accommodations.

To get started, students self-disclose a disability and provide documentation. From there, OARS works with each student through an individualized process to determine reasonable accommodations.

Learn more: bethel.edu/accessibility

OK, Twin Cities 😍🌅

We love being so close to both St. Paul and Minneapolis, and sunsets like these make us love the place we call home even more 🧡

Here’s a glimpse of golden hour around the Twin Cities!

Rebecca Smith GS'16 never expected her own experiences with infertility and pregnancy loss to shape her career.

Today, she's a certified nurse-midwife, researcher, and educator working to improve maternal healthcare through compassionate patient care, evidence-based research, and by mentoring future nurse-midwives.

Her story highlights the importance of listening to women and preparing healthcare professionals who are committed to making a difference.

Read her story: https://www.bethel.edu/news/articles/2026/july/rebecca-smith-profile

Not sure what comes after college? Career Development and Calling can help. 🎓

Whether you’re choosing a major, searching for an internship, updating your resume, preparing for an interview, or thinking about graduate school, Bethel’s career counselors are here to help you take the next step.

Career development is also an important part of the Bethel Career Commitment, which supports students as they work toward securing a job offer or graduate school acceptance within six months of graduation.

Career Development and Calling is open this summer Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Stop by CC210!

College can look different from one student to the next—and from one semester to the next.

Maybe you feel confident about where you’re headed. Maybe you changed your major, found a new group of friends, or are still figuring out what matters to you.

Whether you’re already building a life at Bethel or beginning to picture yourself here, there’s no single right way to experience college. Bring your plans, your questions, and the story you’re still writing. 💙

From New York, principal Tara Falasco GS’26 was able to pursue Bethel’s online Ed.D. in K-12 Administration while continuing to lead her elementary school full time.

That meant she could apply what she was learning directly to the challenges in front of her—turning concern about student anxiety into research and schoolwide change without stepping away from her community.

Her doctoral work also strengthened a longstanding commitment to mentoring women in educational leadership.

Read more about how Tara connected remote learning, real-time leadership, and professional purpose at the story link.

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