The Donald F. and Charlene K. Lamberti Center for Rural Entrepreneurship will be named for the Casey’s founder and former BVU Board of Trustees member.

Buena Vista University welcomes 17 new faculty members to campus as the 2019-20 academic year begins.

Thanks in part to new programs, Buena Vista University welcomed 282 freshmen, transfer students, and international scholars to campus. The group represents the second largest collection of new students since 2010.

The project pairs retiring business owners with up-and-coming business operators throughout Iowa and provides mentoring and educational support to new entrepreneurs from succession match to new launch.

It was a successful summer for faculty, staff, and students at Buena Vista University. They were recognized for honors in a variety of academic, research, and service endeavors.

Dr. Benjamin Maas, assistant professor of environmental science and geology, takes regular water samples for City of Storm Lake. The work is part of his quest to improve the lake's health and clarity.

As part of the internship, Lauren Slings had experiences in the canine unit, parking enforcement, and SWAT team. This is her second internship this year, following a January psychology internship serving Polk County Crisis and Advocacy.

Grant program impacts Education for Service effort, Buenafication Day, professional development, and more.

Natalie Brewer's position at American Natural Processors offers leadership opportunities and real-world experience, ideal complements to classroom and extracurricular activities.

Kevin Pernick departed the West Coast, ultimately landing in northwest Iowa with a position at a local bank. Along the way, he earned a BVU bachelor’s degree in banking and finance, then a master’s degree.

Clayton Christian, an accounting major, finishes his internship while counting the days until his senior year begins at BVU. The Beaver pitcher is anxious to make his mark on the diamond and in the business world.

Amphibian research at Dunes National Park precedes summer work at Potter Park Zoo in Lansing, Mich., for Brittany Tillman, BVU biology major.

The drum corps competition, held on campus, was full of world-class entertainment, outstanding music and choreography, and fun for the whole community.

Girls from all over Iowa attend one-week summer camp featuring hands-on science and technology classes, educational field trips, and more.

A BVU record of 14 students participated in a two-week study of Ireland. Students took portraits and wrote feature stories for the "Sneem (Ireland) Parish News."