Katie Brown
Oct 1, 20243 min read
Bethel Creatives, no. 16: Katie Bracey
Interview conducted by Katie Brown in the The Crossings’s series on creativity and diversity within Bethel University’s student body. The...
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Brandon Hunt
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Our Connection to Nature: A Closer Look
As humans, we are connected to our landscape, and there is evidence that taking care of our land is more beneficial than we think....
Jordan Mihut
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The Journey of Learning to Love
I developed a disdain for all people in my early years of life. Maybe disdain is too harsh of a word, but from an early age, I was life’s...
Maya Engbrecht
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Transcendent Kingdom: Immigration and Hospitality
According to the Pew Research Center, there are currently more than 40 million immigrants in the United States, which is about one-fifth...
Ellery Hertel
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Blinded—And Given Sight
I am afraid of the dark, yet light often is no less frightening. When in the dark, nothing is more appealing than light, yet in the...
Kadie Sue Martin
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Favorites & the Forgotten
It seems as though in stories and movies the audience tends to favor anyone but the main protagonist. For instance, I have never heard...
Jordan Mihut
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Transcending Through Limits
Two weeks ago, I discovered a new facet of my mind’s functionality. In other words, I learned a new trick. It all started on a Friday...
ZZ Kokonaing
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Jagged
I know exactly what I’m going to do. It all started that day behind our middle school, in those melancholy-grey asphalt bus lots that...
Michelle Moraitis
Nov 26, 20216 min read
Winning is Never Enough
The game was close. The clock was ticking down–twelve seconds, then eleven, ten. Dribbling down the court, I knew those precious seconds...
Elaina Abbott
Apr 20, 20217 min read
Personal Memoir
I was a senior in high school when I met some incredible people that I never would imagine I would ever meet. I met some people who are...
Jo Hackett
Apr 16, 20214 min read
Ashland: The Loss of Innocence
Honestly and regrettably, a hand connects to a boy’s face. No, two boys. They were reprimanded for God knows what. The hand, becoming...
Claire Prins
Feb 12, 20217 min read
Something About Feeling Loved And Feeling Like a Failure
I went to Detroit a couple summers back with my church youth group on a mission trip. One afternoon, I was hanging out with some other...
Everett Harbaugh
Nov 6, 20203 min read
Lorenza Valla
Lorenzo Valla. Not exactly a household name, but relatively well known in certain circles. He’s most known for his work titled Treatise...
Michelle Moraitis
Oct 27, 20201 min read
My Snowy Escape
Featured from a Literary Genres, Graphic Memoir class, FA’20.
Alayna Wort
May 8, 20204 min read
Right or Easy
In Nadine Gordimer’s book, “A Burger’s Daughter” the reader follows the story of a girl growing up in apartheid South Africa, discovering...
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