BVU's Blue Steel pep band is back in action this spring performing at home athletic contests. Samantha Hays, drum major, leads the band as they fire up the crowd and the athletes.

Alumni share the impact the Clifford A. Rae Academic Achievement Award made on their collegiate journey as 18 current students embark on opportunities of their own through the award.

Leading the Beavers while student-teaching keeps Cassy Miller busy, and productive, in her final semester at BVU.

Sac City sophomore, Garret Bruce, notches victories in his first two competitions of the 2021 wrestling season. Bruce wrestles for BVU in the 165 pound weight class.

Dominique Daily, a Chicago native, says scholarships, travel opportunities, and professors at BVU put her education career in motion. She returns from Chicago to visit her alma mater each year.

Securing a location in the heart of downtown Storm Lake, The Foundry builds on BVU's commitment to grow local communities by offering a place to incubate start-up firms while providing co-working spaces for individuals and businesses.

BVU partners with Ottumwa Community School District to offer discounted tuition to employees. This Strategic Partnership strengthens Ottumwa School's workforce by providing educational opportunities to its employees and families.

Leslie Huntington, a former Beaver softball player, will be inducted into the National Fastpitch Coaches Association Hall of Fame for her outstanding coaching with the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire.

Jeremiah "Jem" Ennen '17 works to treat patients in Mayo Clinic's COVID-19 Intensive Care Unit, crediting his current work ethic to his academic study at BVU.

Students were named to the Fall 2020 Dean's List at Buena Vista University for their academic excellence.

Two BVU alumni, Megan (O'Malley) Richardson and Mike Sullivan, were named as principals to the Storm Lake Community School District. Both were members of the sixth-grade teaching team at Storm Lake Middle School six years ago.

Beth Sibenaller, a BVU graduate and former Beaver basketball player, graduated from the Iowa Department of Public Safety Basic Academy, becoming a Trooper for the Spencer district.

President Lenzmeier's guidance during the pandemic highlights 2020, a year at BVU that was filled with Beavers going above and beyond for their classmates, colleagues, and the community.

Kelsey McConnaughy closes her undergraduate career with a victory in a hacking competition. She and three other BVU computer science students successfully captured the flag to win the competition.

BVU houses a freezer in the Estelle Siebens Science Center that has the ability to go down to minus 86 degrees Celsius, or minus 122 degrees Fahrenheit. This super-cold freezer could potentially store up to 35,000 doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine.