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Bethel in inviting the public to spend a day thinking about the future of food with Rachel Stroer, the president of The Land Institute in Salina, who will be on campus April 17.

Stroer will speak in convocation, meet with a biology class and deliver an evening lecture.

The event is supported by the Carolyn Schultz Endowed Lectureship, administered by the Bethel College Women’s Association.

April 17 at 11 a.m. in Krehbiel Auditorium in Luyken Fine Arts Center, Stroer’s topic is “New Roots: Agriculture for a Livable Future.”

Ayesha Durrani's exhibit of miniature paintings, "Secrets of an Inner World," is in the Regier Gallery in Luyken Fine Arts Center just through this Friday.

Durrani, who teaches in Pakistan's National College of Arts, is spending a week at Bethel at the invitation of Rachel Epp Buller, associate professor of visual arts and design. The two became friends in graduate school at the Transart Institute.