Following in his family's footsteps, Parker Truesdell came to BVU to play baseball. Though a less than ideal senior season was cut short by COVID-19, he remains positive.

In an effort to minimize the spread of COVID-19 and protect our campus community and beyond, Buena Vista University has moved Storm Lake campus classes online for the remainder of the Spring Semester beginning Monday, March 30.

Students are leading the way with projects in computer science and energy, efforts that are generating excitement in BVU's School of Science.

Now a second-year veterinary school student at Iowa State University, Tyler Oberreuter gives back to BVU by speaking to students through the "Alum in Residence" program.

Las Vegas native, Guy Tannenbaum, has covered a national baseball tournament, earthquake, and now the Quiz Bowl TV series through his pursuit of a degree in digital media.

The Buena Vista University marching band made its first appearance in 21 years on campus while entertaining players and fans this fall on Peterson Field at J. Leslie Rollins Stadium.

Iran Carlos looks toward being a first-generation college graduate as she completes her final semester at BVU through an internship in Washington, D.C.

The process is the next step in implementing the University's Strategic Plan. The changes will be finalized in May.

Buena Vista University monitors current coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.

A former chair of the Buena Vista University Alumni Board of Directors and Order of the Arch member, Tracy Abbas shares time and treasure to keep BVU traditions growing ever stronger.

Max Murphy, a freshman at BVU, is currently 13th in the nation in the 60-meter hurdles. He looks back on the events that brought him success.

Cammy (Hefner) Trierweiler went back to school years after graduating from Spencer High School in 1992. A life change put her back among the sea of undergraduates, but has led to a career in teaching.

At BVU, we observe the incredible contributions women have made–and continue to make–to affect the progress of our University. Use the hashtag #BVUwomen to recognize the women who made an impact on you!

Mister McNaughton is growing his knowledge of the agriculture industry through his education at BVU and his participation in extra-curricular activities focused on ag including the Iowa Corn Collegiate Advisory Team and BVU Ag Club.

Tyler Willey came to BVU as one of the first agriculture students on campus, excited about having a role in building the Ag program, including starting the BVU Ag Club.