Student Emergency Fund, Center for Criminal Justice Studies, and wrestling team all points of pride for student Diego Escarcega.

Josh Saba earns the Teacher of the Year award from the Grimes Chamber & Economic Development for his work in implementing work-based learning opportunities for special education students.

An email from a former acquaintance proved to be a pivotal moment in life for Alaina Ellington. This email eventually sparked Ellington to further her education, culminating in a master's in clinical mental health counseling.

BVU alum, Jennifer Galm, is a finalist in an international film festival for her screenplay "Dandelion."

Cayli Harrod revels in her accomplishments as she celebrates earning her bachelor's degree from BVU. Her final day of classes showed extra cause for celebration as it coincided with the Fourth of July.

From his first day as a student, until his graduation, Zach Hess stayed busy behind the scenes with BVTV, filming and producing videos for a variety of events on campus.

When a pandemic postponed BVU Athletics, pushing fall sports to the spring season, Beaver student-athletes bonded, trained, and kept their focus on their health, one another, and their shared future.

BVU's School of Education has a long history of collaborating with Storm Lake Schools. This year, BVU was able to help fill the shortage of teachers by providing a Substitute Authorization course and student-teachers for summer school.

BVU's School of Science launched a Science Pentathlon where students went head-to-head in a five-week, academic competition with prizes funded by the Stine Family Endowment.

Dr. Heather Black, who affirmed her values through co-curricular activities and service to others as an undergraduate, will work to ensure success for BVU students.

Computer science major Greg Tystahl sets BVU record in 5,000-meter race, then tackles physics-informed machine learning during prestigious fellowship at Florida Atlantic University.

As the new Director of Bands, Sarah Fabian continues her journey as an educator, energized by marching band, camps, clinics, and more.

Employees and families of Siouxland Mental Health Center may receive grant funding to lower overall cost of education while enrolled in BVU classes. BVU professors and staff are available to share expertise with SMHC in training programs, workshops, and more.

Sieda Community Action becomes a Strategic Partner with BVU, allowing their employees and their families a more accessible post-secondary education through tuition grants.

BVU's swimming pool within the Finkbine Natatorium has sat idle since early 2020. The University intends to convert the space to a multipurpose court for BVU students and teams.