In addition to creating an intricate sand mandala throughout the week, the monks plan to interact with students by eating with them during meal times, hosting ACES events, and visiting classes.

Last month, twenty-two BVU science students visited Whiterock Conservancy, a non-profit land trust that oversees a 5,500-acre nature preserve near Coon Rapids., to collect data as part of the site's ongoing restoration efforts.

The panel will focus on issues of social injustice and racial inequality, locally and nationally, highlighted in the protest on BVU's campus.

Wrestlers - past, present and coaching staff - celebrated the wedding of assistant coach Sean White and his bride, Bailey, in Clinton.

A statement from President Joshua D. Merchant in response to concerns regarding the act of kneeling during the national anthem.

Performances of Shakespeare's story of adventure will take place in Anderson Auditorium on Oct. 13 and 14. The play is free and open to the public, and children are welcome and encouraged to attend.

Third-grade teacher Michelle (Allan) Helt SL'02 was selected as Nebraska's Teacher of the Year for 2018.

The first event takes place on Oct. 12 and will feature ninety-year-old Holocaust survivor, Magda Brown, who will share her life experiences.

Alumni and friends of the University were recognized during Saturday's Homecoming football game.

There are big game days at most colleges, but at BVU, we celebrate Homecoming all week long because it's a tradition.

After a week full of festivities, Kyle Wiebers and Hailey Dollen were named this year's Homecoming king and queen.

The event will provide participants the chance to engage with faculty and community experts across all STEM fields, as well as take part in interactive English language arts activities and the integration of arts and science.

A statement from President Joshua Merchant about respecting the rights of our campus community and open discourse.

A recent trip to South Africa not only landed Emily Kenny a coveted spot as a finalist in an international competition, but also confirmed her career aspirations.

After submitting 10 pages of original poetry, Dr. Gwen Hart was one of only 200 individuals accepted into the prestigious Bread Loaf Writers' Conference.