Seamless transfer process enables Council Bluffs native, Savannah Davis, to pursue her dreams of obtaining a bachelor's degree at BVU.

For those raised in the foster care system, only a small percentage go on to obtain an advanced degree. Krista Tedrow beat the odds in graduating with her master's in organizational leadership.

Jenelle Martin, BVU's first Multicultural Enrollment Advisor, helps students navigate the higher education journey by breaking down language barriers and more.

Biomedical sciences major Phoebe Flaskey takes full advantage of the offerings through BVU's Agricultural Experiment Station, including caring for livestock.

Newell-Fonda Community Schools and BVU join as Strategic Partners. Through this partnership, employees and their spouses receive educational benefits at BVU.

The Robotics Club, a byproduct of BVU's new computer science program track, AI/robotics, hosted its first sumo-bot competition. Students built and operated robots that competed against each other in a sumo wrestling simulation.

Grant funding for BVU classes enhances benefits package for 120 Sioux Central employees and their families, a next step in relationship between school district and BVU.

Dr. Geoffrey Ecker, Assistant Professor of Agronomy, directs a field study that is part of a three-year USDA/NRCS-funded Conservation Innovation Grant. Ecker works with BVU students to discover how a nitrogen-stabilizing product performs.

Two BVU freshman Lindsey Anhalt and Jaxon Kirchgatter, who contracted COVID-19, recount their experience, including the support they received from the BVU community during isolation.

Lyme Disease, COVID-19 can't deter a most resilient Beaver student-athlete who, after just three years at BVU, will earn degrees in business and political science before heading to law school.

The four faculty finalists for the 2021 George Wythe Award for Excellence in Teaching are announced. The recipient of the award, which was endowed by the late Paul and Vivian McCorkle, receives a sabbatical and a $30,000 stipend for faculty development.

Students are now getting even more out of the Center for Academic Excellence following its expansion that came with the $4.3-million Phase II Forum renovation. The renovation, which also included upgrades for 2Fix and Common Grounds, was completed in the Fall of 2020.

Through the Clausen Family Education for Service Scholarship, first-generation students, like Deanna Schaffer, can receive a full-tuition award to attend BVU based on their academic achievements and service-oriented work.

A new Strategic Partnership expands educational benefits for employees and their families with 17 Community 1st Credit Union branch sites in and around 14 Iowa cities.

Sophomore Jason Konz is following in his family's footsteps as a legacy student at BVU. Diving into his passion for computer science and robotics, he is busy learning firsthand what it means to be a Beaver.