Called to serve
University Custodian Jaedyn Richards nearly escaped homelessness one year ago, now he uses his gifts while interacting with student workers.
Hello!
Welcome to my page!
I'm Rachael Van Rossum, a sophomore Political Science and Journalism major with a Spanish minor at Bethel University in St. Paul, Minnesota. I'm from the Chicago suburb of Geneva, Illinois.
I have a passion for writing the voices of athletes, peers, political figures and even fictional characters to tell compelling stories both on and off the field or podium.
I love spending my weekends yelling at Formula 1 cars on TV at 4 a.m., collecting '80s rock vinyls for my record player and writing my forthcoming fantasy novel "The Hellburner of Sovi."
My Latest Work
The top 20 most iconic cars in film history
Take a joyride through some of the most memorable vehicles in cinema. Whether you’re a car enthusiast or simply a movie lover, get ready to revisit the machines that have become just as iconic as the films they star in.
Seeing purple
NASCAR Weekly Series racer Julie Jorgenson offers her perspective on making waves in the racing community and being a model for the next generation of drivers.
The BSG boost: What’s changing next year?
Student government leaders look forward to higher pay as Bethel adjusts its finances to support student activities.
The office reshuffle: Who’s going where and why it matters
Bethel Student Government (BSG) and Clarion leaders opened their computers Thursday Jan. 16 to find an email from Vice President of Student Experience, Miranda Powers, detailing several office space moves...
Baptized by fire
Bethel University sophomore Garrett Backus uses military and firefighting experience to transform lives through faith and service.
Shane & Shane bring national concert tour to Bethel University
Worship night with the contemporary Christian band helps students and alumni refocus on Christ during homecoming week.
“Election Shock Therapy” with Chris Moore
A look at how to approach Election Day as informed and compassionate students.
Healing more than just injuries
Social work professor discusses how her work on the slopes and in the classroom come together to help in more ways than medically.
Farmington High School takes down Burnsville in physical boys basketball game
Hyperlocal news about Bethel (Minn.) University by journalism students.
