Tiff Wurth, Director of Athletic Bands, is keeping her students motivated during an online semester through a unique photo challenge; students are sharing photos of themselves practicing their instruments wherever they are for the remainder of the semester.

Jacob Hull has been recognized as a Newman Civic Fellow for his dedication to service and his leadership on campus. Through this fellowship he will continue to enhance his personal, professional, and civic growth.

The Institute for Agriculture, Food, and Resource Management at BVU grows with the addition of Rich Crow, Director, and Dr. Geoffrey Ecker, Assistant Professor of Agronomy. Both share a bold vision for the program.

Members of the Buena Vista University chapter of the Society for Collegiate Journalists combined to earn to 32 awards in the SCJ's national contest for 2020.

Dr. Shawn Stone, Professor of Physics and Computer Science, has teamed up with fellow Iowans to make medical shields for healthcare providers during the coronavirus pandemic by using BVU's 3-D printer. The project grows as more orders come in.

Kaetlyn Warburton of Spencer, is working on her undergraduate degree through online and hybrid classes which can be taken from any location, without sacrificing the quality of education.

Andrew Puttmann '01 serves Battelle, a research institution, on the laboratory front lines against coronavirus. He writes protocols and reports as well as hands-on lab activities determined by current studies and their needs.

David Arona, an international student who has been approved to stay on campus, works with Student Success to assist students struggling in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Cheer & Dance coaches look back on a successful season and see the program making even more strides as BVU eyes national competition in 2021.

After four years of life in Storm Lake, senior Alexis Keller is looking to start her next chapter in Omaha where she has accepted a position at an accounting firm. In the midst of it all, she is reflecting on the journey that led her here.

Shaped through a variety of experiences through her four years at BVU, senior London VanHorbeck is looking at two very distinct career paths. Both, although vastly different, she said will bring her happiness.

Senior Kaitlyn Werner has been preparing for graduate school where she will continue her education in social work. A journey she says BVU has readied her for.

When Iran Carlos' Washington, D.C. internship dies, she turned her focus to helping those in need by donating items to the homeless.

There is celebration among the COVID-19 chaos for Katelyn Baltes who has accepted a position teaching art at the high school she attended. Through the uncertainty, she is thankful for the good times she had at BVU.

The COVID-19 outbreak has changed the usual routine of BVU senior Jolee Linden. She is using the time away from campus to jumpstart a career and plan her final walk through Victory Arch.