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Thank you to everyone who came to celebrate Día de los Muertos! Everyone made beautiful art 🎨

The ofrenda (altar) is now up! Go check it out and feel free to put pictures of loved ones who have passed away on it 🕯

November is Native American Heritage Month! Come see the Wichita War Dancer on Nov. Friday 13th, @ 7pm in Krehbiel Auditorium, and to learn & appreciate indigenous culture. Kansas was originally home to the Arapaho, Cheyenne, Comanche, Kansa, Osage, Pawnee, Kiowa, and Wichita.

Swing by the Administration building before class next Wednesday the 18th for a delicious drink or snack from around the world!☕️🍵 We’ll be there from 8-10:30am!

Mark your calendars for our celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with "Love Your Neighbor," featuring speaker Chris Singleton and spoken word artist M'Vyonne Payne. 📅 January 18th 📍 Krehbiel Auditorium ⏰ 6:30 P.M. To view via live-stream: 💻 bit.ly/bethelks-mlk20…

To celebrate the contribution of the civil rights leader, Martin Luther King Jr, to the social movement in the U.S., we will be sharing an interesting fact each day leading up to the MLK Day Event on January 18th.

Today’s MLK fact: Ten years before King was assassinated, Izola Curry struck him with an envelope opener in the chest and nearly hit his aorta at a book signing event in Harlem. Surgeons told King that a simple sneeze could have punctured his aorta and killed him.

MLK's Nobel Peace Prize King received the Nobel Peace Prize when he was 35, the youngest to receive the coveted award.

MLK was jailed 29 times. Citations were not limited to his leadership of nonviolent protests but also involved petty crimes such as speeding. On Aug. 28, 1963, following a short stint in jail, King organized a demonstration near the iconic Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C.

King Died At The Hands Of A White Ex-Convict In 1968, King was assassinated by career criminal James Earl Ray with a sniper's bullet. Five years later, the suspect was caught and sentenced to imprisonment for 99 years after pleading guilty to the crime.

Inspired by Gandhi's Nonviolent Protests MLK was heavily influenced by Gandhi's philosophy of nonviolence. Aside from staging boycotts, he also led protesters to sit in on the streets with the goal of being arrested and congesting jails.

Although King was fighting for equality among Americans no matter their color or creed, not all Black people supported him. Some believed he was endangering the lives of children.

Watching “Selma” as I prepare to speak at Bethel College tonight in Kansas. - “Sooner or later all the people of the world, without regard to the political systems under which they live, will have to discover a way to live in peace...”- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. - #CantLetMomsDown

Tonight, join us for our celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with "Love Your Neighbor," featuring speaker Chris Singleton and spoken word artist M'Vyonne Payne. 📅 Tonight, Jan. 18th 📍 Krehbiel Auditorium ⏰ 6:30 P.M. To view via live-stream: 💻  bit.ly/bethelks-mlk20…

Tonight there will be an in-person performance and live stream optional as well!   📅 January 18th 📍 Krehbiel Auditorium ⏰ 6:30 P.M. To view via live-stream: 💻  bit.ly/bethelks-mlk20…

Thank you Bethel College for allowing me to be your Keynote Speaker tonight. - It was such a blessing that I was able to speak in the same building that Dr. King did 61 years ago. - Grateful for every opportunity. chrissingleton.com - #CantLetMomsDown

If you missed out on hearing Chris Singleton’s powerful message on Monday, go to YouTube and watch it now! Thanks Bethel College Diversity Council for the amazing MLK Day celebration. youtu.be/MyTTUVowy6o

Check out our very own, Linda Moyo's interview with the 2021 MLK guest speaker, Chris Singleton. youtu.be/2nYKjMppQr8

If you heard Chris speak at the MLK event last Monday and want to know more about him, or even if you didn’t get a chance to hear him speak but want to learn about him, his story, and his message, here is the link to the interview conducted by Linda Moyo! youtu.be/2nYKjMppQr8

For this year’s Women’s History Month we will be hosting these two events! Mark your calendars and celebrate ALL women with us!