Lindy Reinhart knew that obtaining her master's degree in mental health counseling from BVU would set her up for the career she wanted. She was offered her first job in the field immediately after graduating.

Alexis Williams, a 2015 graduate of BVU, was honored with the Ad Federation of Minnesota's 32 Under 32 Award for her work at 3M as a Marketing Communications Specialist.

Michael Martin, a native of Storm Lake, transferred to BVU during his second year of study. It was at BVU that the computer science major began to thrive in his education 'surrounded by passionate people.'

Jessica Albright, who played soccer for the Beavers, also served four teams and completed a clinical rotation.

After 26 years of service to BVU, Dr. James Hampton is set to retire. His legacy with the University endures through the Stine Endowment as it challenges and encourages eager students in a variety of fields.

Student Senate President Josh Cole celebrated his graduation from BVU in a unique way. While Commencement was rescheduled to October, he commemorated the day with his marriage to Emily Beck.

BVU's social work students have made a donation to help local families who are seeking assistance during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Buena Vista University will move forward with the elimination of two academic programs. The Board of Trustees also voted to not eliminate any music majors.

Buena Vista University faculty and staff celebrate our graduates on the originally scheduled date of Commencement. Congratulations, Beavers!

Dr. Shawn Stone, Professor of Physics and Computer Science, has been honored with BVU’s highest honor for excellence in teaching. He is the 34th recipient of the University’s George Wythe Award.

Businesses can now partner with BVU for discounted educational opportunities for their employees and their families through BVU's Strategic Partnerships division. The goal is to strengthen Iowa businesses and communities through high-quality, affordable education.

Professor known for cultural humility, expanded horizons for hundreds of BVU students by connecting and establishing relationships during experiential learning opportunities throughout the world.

Julie Anderson, Director of Counseling Services, led her team to quickly transition to online counseling services when students moved home to finish their semester due to the COVID-19 pandemic. With the added stress of completing classes off-campus, these services are key to helping students succeed.

Noah Bardwell's passion for technology showed through in his internship experiences, one as a software engineer, the other, an audio producer. These internships both offered experiential learning for the computer science major.

Brittany Boeset was drawn to BVU for its special education program. During her four years here she enjoyed the camaraderie among the special education professors and through those she met in Campus Ministry.