Minnesota native Kathryn Tyykila was recognized nationally for service efforts while attending BVU for her undergraduate degree. She gears up for her first year of teaching while embarking on the journey toward a master's degree.

The Hershberger Classic brings together former BVU football players for a day of golf. Tremendous turnout this year leads to more than $10,000 raised for the Beaver Football program.

A general education class his freshman year drove Marco Uribe to explore computer science as a major. The 2020 graduate now finds himself writing code for an agricultural machinery company in Minnesota.

Spanish, graphic design double-major, Makensie (Brown) López, used international experiences in college as a springboard for career in communications, development, and more.

A trip to Ireland and the exploration of all 99 counties in Iowa fueled Lena Gripp's passion for digital media and has inspired her to share the experiences BVU has to offer with others.

Following her heart, Ann Kingery moved her focus from teaching elementary school children to middle school children with special needs, which led her to pursue her master's in special education from BVU.

The program will help 15 future BVU Beavers in each of the next four years achieve their collegiate dreams, as an anonymous benefactor’s incredible $1 million gift provides renewable scholarships.

Ida Rogers-Ferguson will take what she learned during her visits to seven foreign countries while a student at BVU and apply those experiences to her high school social studies classes.

BVU strengthens its partnership with Buena Vista Regional Medical Center through tuition grants and discounts for employees. The Strategic Partnership allows BVRMC to grow its business while benefiting its employees.

By learning to be a more effective leader through BVU's organizational leadership master's program, Suzanne Johnston is leading the way as the human resources manager at Bunn-O-Matic.

After taking a college-level course in computer science while attending St. Mary's High School, Colby Snyder was set on heading to BVU.

From start to finish, Wendi Davis was able to complete both her bachelor's and master's degrees entirely online through BVU. By combining accounting and organizational leadership, the alum is set to be a leader throughout her career.

Dr. Norman Nielsen steps down as the Chair of the Board of Trustees after eight years of service. Nielsen, who will remain a member of the Board, looks back to when his journey with BVU began more than 60 years ago.

It is with great sadness that BVU mourns the passing of William “Bill” W. Siebens, namesake of the William W. Siebens American Heritage Lecture Series. Bill was a tireless benefactor and great friend of the University.

Located just outside the Storm Lake city limits, the diversified farm operation will provide functional facilities for BVU faculty and students to put concepts into practice. The farm rotates corn and soybeans, and raises 85 head of cow-calf pairs.