The Hampton Youth Commission, sometimes referred to as the HYC, is an organization in Hampton famously known for the achievements it has acquired for the youth community. It plays an important role for...
Does Black History Month still matter? What does Black History Month mean to students and faculty?
We ventured into the halls of Bethel to learn more and discovered that not only does this month...
AI has been around for many years, but the increased use of generative AI by teens has sparked a lot of controversy. While AI has some hardcore supporters, others are concerned about how AI will impact...
Despite constant criticism and doubt, this year the Bruins have flourished and had a record breaking varsity football season. Becoming the #6 seed, things are looking bright for the Bruins' future.
Going...
A new cell phone ban that goes into effect after winter break has stirred up a lot of mixed reactions from students. While some see the benefit of banning cell phones during instructional time, others...
As the leaves turn cold and the air cools, Bethel's cross county team has been having an impressive season thus far with leading athletes such as Jaiden Richardson, Clay Reece, and Trinity Faber. They...
A throng of students crowd the halls, and everyone is holding up their phones and cheering loudly. Expecting something exciting, you push forward like everyone else. However, the disturbance turns out...
Seniors witnessed Bethel’s very first SCA presidential debate in the school's cafeteria on October 2nd. While most seniors had no expectations before the debate began, they left the cafeteria fired...
Boys volleyball has been overlooked for many years at Bethel but that is about to change. With the season looking bright for the team, it's time for us to support our fellow Bruins on their road to the...
Most students are already very familiar this year with waiting in line to enter Bethel due to new heightened security measures, but very few are aware that our attendance policies have also been updated....