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Students Partner with Filmmaker
to Promote Freedom's Path
Students Play Key Role in Marketing Award-Winning Film
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Walter Brown Awarded OCF
Joseph E. Weston Scholarship
Oregon Alliance 22-23 Scholarship Recipient
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MAL Degree Ranked
as Most Affordable in Oregon
Program Provides Affordability and Flexibility
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Q and A with Accessibility Coordinator
Elizabeth Bruno
Advocating for Students to be Successful
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Bushnell Partners
with Pepperdine University
Students Provided Unique Opportunity
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Alejandro Munoz Awarded BNSF
Railway Foundation Scholarship
Oregon Alliance 22-23 Scholarship Recipient
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A Year in, School of Nursing
is Poised for Growth
100% NCLEX-RN Pass Rate for First ABSN Cohort
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Q and A with Associate Head Coach
of Track & Field George Walcott
Connecting People with Christ through Sports
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Bushnell Receives $800,000 Grant
from M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust
Grant Supplies Funding for Goodrich Hall Tower
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  • Do you know about the Goodrich Hall Tower? Historic Goodrich Hall, originally built in 1908, will have its interior completely renovated as part of the Venture Forward capital campaign. Goodrich Hall will receive a newly constructed, adjoining four-story bell tower containing restrooms at each level and an elevator to allow greater accessibility to the renovated building. The structure will hold multiple bells, each one having been contributed by donors, that will call the campus community to Chapel and celebrate occasions such as Convocation and Commencement. Additionally, a large cross will stand on top of the bell tower, overlooking Bushnell’s campus. This project has been funded in part by an $800,000 grant from the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust and generously matched by a donor, doubling the contribution.
 
All funds towards Bushnell’s growth have come from friends and supporters of the University, with not a single cent of student tuition being used. The Goodrich Hall Tower will serve as a key icon of Bushnell University, providing critical access and necessary services for Goodrich Hall, while making a visible statement of faith to the community. 

Images represent architectural renderings of the final project.
    10 hours ago
  • Congratulations to Walter Brown on receiving the OCF Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation Scholarship for the 2022-2023 academic school year! As a freshman at Bushnell, @waltbrown5 is pursuing a degree in Business to become a future business owner and starter. 

“I chose to major in business and marketing because I want to be a business owner," said Brown. “I have always had the goal of creating a company that will help others and not be looked at as a big corporation.” 

Walter Brown received this scholarship with the help of the @oregonalliance.
    2 days ago
  • Students have been taking advantage of the sunny days of spring in between the rainy ones. Have a great Spring Break, Beacons! May it be filled with joy and sunshine! ☀️
    3 days ago
  • Service is key to being Bushnell. In today's chapel, our Beacons assembled move-in kits filled with supplies in collaboration with Everyone Village, a holistic community that provides shelter and support programs for those experiencing homelessness in Eugene.

 This opportunity came from ASBU led discussions last semester on a desire to provide more service opportunities for students to take part in. Over several months, a team of students led by ASBU president Gabe Fatooh, Courtney Weinberger (Academic VP), Mackenzie Hunton (Community Service Club President), and Hannah Beers (Coordinator for Global Ministry,) connected with Gabe Piechowicz '19, leader of Everyone Church, on how Bushnell could become more involved. The team of students even led visits to Everyone Village in preparation to serve.

Way to go, Beacons!
    4 days ago
  • Shoutout to team Hoops I Did It Again for their win during our 2023 Intramural Basketball Championship. Hoops I Did It Again made a close second-half comeback with team Scottish Frogs for a final score of 68 to 66. Well played to both teams and thank you to all who cheered on our Beacons as they played it out on the court!
    5 days ago
  • Congratulations to Alejandro Munoz on receiving the BNSF Railway Foundation scholarship for the 2022-2023 academic school year! As a freshman on our Beacons Men's Soccer team, @__alex_munoz__ is pursuing Business and Sports Management, as well as studying Spanish, to become a coach or be involved in the football industry in some way to help athletes achieve their goals.

“I chose Bushnell University because it seemed like a place where I would feel connected to the community like a family, and I would have the opportunity to continue playing football. I’ve always had such a love for the game, and studying business and sports management will help me stay connected to it for years to come.” 

Alejandro Munoz was able to receive this scholarship with the help of the @oregonalliance.
    1 week ago
  • Bushnell University has an extensive history of equipping churches and pastors in the local community. Last week, guest speaker and psychologist, Dr. Richard Beck, shared a message in chapel on "Faith in a Partisan World." 50 pastors and church leaders from around the Willamette Valley joined our campus community and got to unpack the implications of his message, along with responses from our own Dr. AJ Swoboda. 

Bushnell's Church Relations office seeks to provide ongoing "professional development" for pastors through our mission of wisdom, faith and service. The next opportunity will be April 25th with Dr. Steve Garber on "Faith & Work". Alongside events, our Church Relations team serves with pulpit supply, worship teams, retreat speakers, and leadership coaching and consulting. Reach out to Lars Coburn, Director of Church Relations, to chat or to schedule someone to visit your church or with your pastor.
    1 week ago
  • Bushnell’s Master of Arts in Leadership program continues to grow! Recently the MAL program was named the most affordable in Oregon for private universities by Organizational Leadership Education. Fully online, the program offers an accelerated pathway in as little as 12 months for aspiring and experienced leaders to advance their careers in several specializations.

Bushnell and Pepperdine University have recently partnered to allow current MAL students to earn credits towards their doctorate through Pepperdine’s Doctorate in Organizational Leadership program beginning this fall. This partnership, as part of Pepperdine’s new Accelerated Graduate Degree Pathway, will give students a jumpstart on their doctoral degrees while exploring a potential career pathway. Additionally, Pepperdine Leadership Doctoral students will have the opportunity to potentially teach a course as a supervised adjunct instructor at Bushnell to build their own online teaching experience.
    2 weeks ago
Do you know about the Goodrich Hall Tower? Historic Goodrich Hall, originally built in 1908, will have its interior completely renovated as part of the Venture Forward capital campaign. Goodrich Hall will receive a newly constructed, adjoining four-story bell tower containing restrooms at each level and an elevator to allow greater accessibility to the renovated building. The structure will hold multiple bells, each one having been contributed by donors, that will call the campus community to Chapel and celebrate occasions such as Convocation and Commencement. Additionally, a large cross will stand on top of the bell tower, overlooking Bushnell’s campus. This project has been funded in part by an $800,000 grant from the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust and generously matched by a donor, doubling the contribution.
 
All funds towards Bushnell’s growth have come from friends and supporters of the University, with not a single cent of student tuition being used. The Goodrich Hall Tower will serve as a key icon of Bushnell University, providing critical access and necessary services for Goodrich Hall, while making a visible statement of faith to the community. 

Images represent architectural renderings of the final project.
Do you know about the Goodrich Hall Tower? Historic Goodrich Hall, originally built in 1908, will have its interior completely renovated as part of the Venture Forward capital campaign. Goodrich Hall will receive a newly constructed, adjoining four-story bell tower containing restrooms at each level and an elevator to allow greater accessibility to the renovated building. The structure will hold multiple bells, each one having been contributed by donors, that will call the campus community to Chapel and celebrate occasions such as Convocation and Commencement. Additionally, a large cross will stand on top of the bell tower, overlooking Bushnell’s campus. This project has been funded in part by an $800,000 grant from the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust and generously matched by a donor, doubling the contribution.
 
All funds towards Bushnell’s growth have come from friends and supporters of the University, with not a single cent of student tuition being used. The Goodrich Hall Tower will serve as a key icon of Bushnell University, providing critical access and necessary services for Goodrich Hall, while making a visible statement of faith to the community. 

Images represent architectural renderings of the final project.
Do you know about the Goodrich Hall Tower? Historic Goodrich Hall, originally built in 1908, will have its interior completely renovated as part of the Venture Forward capital campaign. Goodrich Hall will receive a newly constructed, adjoining four-story bell tower containing restrooms at each level and an elevator to allow greater accessibility to the renovated building. The structure will hold multiple bells, each one having been contributed by donors, that will call the campus community to Chapel and celebrate occasions such as Convocation and Commencement. Additionally, a large cross will stand on top of the bell tower, overlooking Bushnell’s campus. This project has been funded in part by an $800,000 grant from the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust and generously matched by a donor, doubling the contribution. All funds towards Bushnell’s growth have come from friends and supporters of the University, with not a single cent of student tuition being used. The Goodrich Hall Tower will serve as a key icon of Bushnell University, providing critical access and necessary services for Goodrich Hall, while making a visible statement of faith to the community. Images represent architectural renderings of the final project.
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Congratulations to Walter Brown on receiving the OCF Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation Scholarship for the 2022-2023 academic school year! As a freshman at Bushnell, @waltbrown5 is pursuing a degree in Business to become a future business owner and starter. 

“I chose to major in business and marketing because I want to be a business owner," said Brown. “I have always had the goal of creating a company that will help others and not be looked at as a big corporation.” 

Walter Brown received this scholarship with the help of the @oregonalliance.
Congratulations to Walter Brown on receiving the OCF Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation Scholarship for the 2022-2023 academic school year! As a freshman at Bushnell, @waltbrown5 is pursuing a degree in Business to become a future business owner and starter. “I chose to major in business and marketing because I want to be a business owner," said Brown. “I have always had the goal of creating a company that will help others and not be looked at as a big corporation.” Walter Brown received this scholarship with the help of the @oregonalliance.
3 days ago
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2/8
Students have been taking advantage of the sunny days of spring in between the rainy ones. Have a great Spring Break, Beacons! May it be filled with joy and sunshine! ☀️
Students have been taking advantage of the sunny days of spring in between the rainy ones. Have a great Spring Break, Beacons! May it be filled with joy and sunshine! ☀️
Students have been taking advantage of the sunny days of spring in between the rainy ones. Have a great Spring Break, Beacons! May it be filled with joy and sunshine! ☀️
Students have been taking advantage of the sunny days of spring in between the rainy ones. Have a great Spring Break, Beacons! May it be filled with joy and sunshine! ☀️
Students have been taking advantage of the sunny days of spring in between the rainy ones. Have a great Spring Break, Beacons! May it be filled with joy and sunshine! ☀️
Students have been taking advantage of the sunny days of spring in between the rainy ones. Have a great Spring Break, Beacons! May it be filled with joy and sunshine! ☀️
4 days ago
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3/8
Service is key to being Bushnell. In today's chapel, our Beacons assembled move-in kits filled with supplies in collaboration with Everyone Village, a holistic community that provides shelter and support programs for those experiencing homelessness in Eugene.

 This opportunity came from ASBU led discussions last semester on a desire to provide more service opportunities for students to take part in. Over several months, a team of students led by ASBU president Gabe Fatooh, Courtney Weinberger (Academic VP), Mackenzie Hunton (Community Service Club President), and Hannah Beers (Coordinator for Global Ministry,) connected with Gabe Piechowicz '19, leader of Everyone Church, on how Bushnell could become more involved. The team of students even led visits to Everyone Village in preparation to serve.

Way to go, Beacons!
Service is key to being Bushnell. In today's chapel, our Beacons assembled move-in kits filled with supplies in collaboration with Everyone Village, a holistic community that provides shelter and support programs for those experiencing homelessness in Eugene.

 This opportunity came from ASBU led discussions last semester on a desire to provide more service opportunities for students to take part in. Over several months, a team of students led by ASBU president Gabe Fatooh, Courtney Weinberger (Academic VP), Mackenzie Hunton (Community Service Club President), and Hannah Beers (Coordinator for Global Ministry,) connected with Gabe Piechowicz '19, leader of Everyone Church, on how Bushnell could become more involved. The team of students even led visits to Everyone Village in preparation to serve.

Way to go, Beacons!
Service is key to being Bushnell. In today's chapel, our Beacons assembled move-in kits filled with supplies in collaboration with Everyone Village, a holistic community that provides shelter and support programs for those experiencing homelessness in Eugene.

 This opportunity came from ASBU led discussions last semester on a desire to provide more service opportunities for students to take part in. Over several months, a team of students led by ASBU president Gabe Fatooh, Courtney Weinberger (Academic VP), Mackenzie Hunton (Community Service Club President), and Hannah Beers (Coordinator for Global Ministry,) connected with Gabe Piechowicz '19, leader of Everyone Church, on how Bushnell could become more involved. The team of students even led visits to Everyone Village in preparation to serve.

Way to go, Beacons!
Service is key to being Bushnell. In today's chapel, our Beacons assembled move-in kits filled with supplies in collaboration with Everyone Village, a holistic community that provides shelter and support programs for those experiencing homelessness in Eugene.

 This opportunity came from ASBU led discussions last semester on a desire to provide more service opportunities for students to take part in. Over several months, a team of students led by ASBU president Gabe Fatooh, Courtney Weinberger (Academic VP), Mackenzie Hunton (Community Service Club President), and Hannah Beers (Coordinator for Global Ministry,) connected with Gabe Piechowicz '19, leader of Everyone Church, on how Bushnell could become more involved. The team of students even led visits to Everyone Village in preparation to serve.

Way to go, Beacons!
Service is key to being Bushnell. In today's chapel, our Beacons assembled move-in kits filled with supplies in collaboration with Everyone Village, a holistic community that provides shelter and support programs for those experiencing homelessness in Eugene.  This opportunity came from ASBU led discussions last semester on a desire to provide more service opportunities for students to take part in. Over several months, a team of students led by ASBU president Gabe Fatooh, Courtney Weinberger (Academic VP), Mackenzie Hunton (Community Service Club President), and Hannah Beers (Coordinator for Global Ministry,) connected with Gabe Piechowicz '19, leader of Everyone Church, on how Bushnell could become more involved. The team of students even led visits to Everyone Village in preparation to serve. Way to go, Beacons!
5 days ago
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4/8
Shoutout to team Hoops I Did It Again for their win during our 2023 Intramural Basketball Championship. Hoops I Did It Again made a close second-half comeback with team Scottish Frogs for a final score of 68 to 66. Well played to both teams and thank you to all who cheered on our Beacons as they played it out on the court!
Shoutout to team Hoops I Did It Again for their win during our 2023 Intramural Basketball Championship. Hoops I Did It Again made a close second-half comeback with team Scottish Frogs for a final score of 68 to 66. Well played to both teams and thank you to all who cheered on our Beacons as they played it out on the court!
Shoutout to team Hoops I Did It Again for their win during our 2023 Intramural Basketball Championship. Hoops I Did It Again made a close second-half comeback with team Scottish Frogs for a final score of 68 to 66. Well played to both teams and thank you to all who cheered on our Beacons as they played it out on the court!
Shoutout to team Hoops I Did It Again for their win during our 2023 Intramural Basketball Championship. Hoops I Did It Again made a close second-half comeback with team Scottish Frogs for a final score of 68 to 66. Well played to both teams and thank you to all who cheered on our Beacons as they played it out on the court!
Shoutout to team Hoops I Did It Again for their win during our 2023 Intramural Basketball Championship. Hoops I Did It Again made a close second-half comeback with team Scottish Frogs for a final score of 68 to 66. Well played to both teams and thank you to all who cheered on our Beacons as they played it out on the court!
Shoutout to team Hoops I Did It Again for their win during our 2023 Intramural Basketball Championship. Hoops I Did It Again made a close second-half comeback with team Scottish Frogs for a final score of 68 to 66. Well played to both teams and thank you to all who cheered on our Beacons as they played it out on the court!
6 days ago
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5/8
Congratulations to Alejandro Munoz on receiving the BNSF Railway Foundation scholarship for the 2022-2023 academic school year! As a freshman on our Beacons Men's Soccer team, @__alex_munoz__ is pursuing Business and Sports Management, as well as studying Spanish, to become a coach or be involved in the football industry in some way to help athletes achieve their goals.

“I chose Bushnell University because it seemed like a place where I would feel connected to the community like a family, and I would have the opportunity to continue playing football. I’ve always had such a love for the game, and studying business and sports management will help me stay connected to it for years to come.” 

Alejandro Munoz was able to receive this scholarship with the help of the @oregonalliance.
Congratulations to Alejandro Munoz on receiving the BNSF Railway Foundation scholarship for the 2022-2023 academic school year! As a freshman on our Beacons Men's Soccer team, @__alex_munoz__ is pursuing Business and Sports Management, as well as studying Spanish, to become a coach or be involved in the football industry in some way to help athletes achieve their goals. “I chose Bushnell University because it seemed like a place where I would feel connected to the community like a family, and I would have the opportunity to continue playing football. I’ve always had such a love for the game, and studying business and sports management will help me stay connected to it for years to come.” Alejandro Munoz was able to receive this scholarship with the help of the @oregonalliance.
1 week ago
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6/8
Bushnell University has an extensive history of equipping churches and pastors in the local community. Last week, guest speaker and psychologist, Dr. Richard Beck, shared a message in chapel on "Faith in a Partisan World." 50 pastors and church leaders from around the Willamette Valley joined our campus community and got to unpack the implications of his message, along with responses from our own Dr. AJ Swoboda. 

Bushnell's Church Relations office seeks to provide ongoing "professional development" for pastors through our mission of wisdom, faith and service. The next opportunity will be April 25th with Dr. Steve Garber on "Faith & Work". Alongside events, our Church Relations team serves with pulpit supply, worship teams, retreat speakers, and leadership coaching and consulting. Reach out to Lars Coburn, Director of Church Relations, to chat or to schedule someone to visit your church or with your pastor.
Bushnell University has an extensive history of equipping churches and pastors in the local community. Last week, guest speaker and psychologist, Dr. Richard Beck, shared a message in chapel on "Faith in a Partisan World." 50 pastors and church leaders from around the Willamette Valley joined our campus community and got to unpack the implications of his message, along with responses from our own Dr. AJ Swoboda. 

Bushnell's Church Relations office seeks to provide ongoing "professional development" for pastors through our mission of wisdom, faith and service. The next opportunity will be April 25th with Dr. Steve Garber on "Faith & Work". Alongside events, our Church Relations team serves with pulpit supply, worship teams, retreat speakers, and leadership coaching and consulting. Reach out to Lars Coburn, Director of Church Relations, to chat or to schedule someone to visit your church or with your pastor.
Bushnell University has an extensive history of equipping churches and pastors in the local community. Last week, guest speaker and psychologist, Dr. Richard Beck, shared a message in chapel on "Faith in a Partisan World." 50 pastors and church leaders from around the Willamette Valley joined our campus community and got to unpack the implications of his message, along with responses from our own Dr. AJ Swoboda. 

Bushnell's Church Relations office seeks to provide ongoing "professional development" for pastors through our mission of wisdom, faith and service. The next opportunity will be April 25th with Dr. Steve Garber on "Faith & Work". Alongside events, our Church Relations team serves with pulpit supply, worship teams, retreat speakers, and leadership coaching and consulting. Reach out to Lars Coburn, Director of Church Relations, to chat or to schedule someone to visit your church or with your pastor.
Bushnell University has an extensive history of equipping churches and pastors in the local community. Last week, guest speaker and psychologist, Dr. Richard Beck, shared a message in chapel on "Faith in a Partisan World." 50 pastors and church leaders from around the Willamette Valley joined our campus community and got to unpack the implications of his message, along with responses from our own Dr. AJ Swoboda. Bushnell's Church Relations office seeks to provide ongoing "professional development" for pastors through our mission of wisdom, faith and service. The next opportunity will be April 25th with Dr. Steve Garber on "Faith & Work". Alongside events, our Church Relations team serves with pulpit supply, worship teams, retreat speakers, and leadership coaching and consulting. Reach out to Lars Coburn, Director of Church Relations, to chat or to schedule someone to visit your church or with your pastor.
2 weeks ago
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7/8
Bushnell’s Master of Arts in Leadership program continues to grow! Recently the MAL program was named the most affordable in Oregon for private universities by Organizational Leadership Education. Fully online, the program offers an accelerated pathway in as little as 12 months for aspiring and experienced leaders to advance their careers in several specializations.

Bushnell and Pepperdine University have recently partnered to allow current MAL students to earn credits towards their doctorate through Pepperdine’s Doctorate in Organizational Leadership program beginning this fall. This partnership, as part of Pepperdine’s new Accelerated Graduate Degree Pathway, will give students a jumpstart on their doctoral degrees while exploring a potential career pathway. Additionally, Pepperdine Leadership Doctoral students will have the opportunity to potentially teach a course as a supervised adjunct instructor at Bushnell to build their own online teaching experience.
Bushnell’s Master of Arts in Leadership program continues to grow! Recently the MAL program was named the most affordable in Oregon for private universities by Organizational Leadership Education. Fully online, the program offers an accelerated pathway in as little as 12 months for aspiring and experienced leaders to advance their careers in several specializations. Bushnell and Pepperdine University have recently partnered to allow current MAL students to earn credits towards their doctorate through Pepperdine’s Doctorate in Organizational Leadership program beginning this fall. This partnership, as part of Pepperdine’s new Accelerated Graduate Degree Pathway, will give students a jumpstart on their doctoral degrees while exploring a potential career pathway. Additionally, Pepperdine Leadership Doctoral students will have the opportunity to potentially teach a course as a supervised adjunct instructor at Bushnell to build their own online teaching experience.
2 weeks ago
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8/8
  • Do you know about the Goodrich Hall Tower? Historic Goodrich Hall, originally built in 1908, will have its interior completely renovated as part of the Venture Forward capital campaign. Goodrich Hall will receive a newly constructed, adjoining four-story bell tower containing restrooms at each level and an elevator to allow greater accessibility to the renovated building. The structure will hold multiple bells, each one having been contributed by donors, that will call the campus community to Chapel and celebrate occasions such as Convocation and Commencement. Additionally, a large cross will stand on top of the bell tower, overlooking Bushnell’s campus. This project has been funded in part by an $800,000 grant from the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust and generously matched by a donor, doubling the contribution.
 
All funds towards Bushnell’s growth have come from friends and supporters of the University, with not a single cent of student tuition being used. The Goodrich Hall Tower will serve as a key icon of Bushnell University, providing critical access and necessary services for Goodrich Hall, while making a visible statement of faith to the community. 

Images represent architectural renderings of the final project.
    10 hours ago
  • Congratulations to Walter Brown on receiving the OCF Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation Scholarship for the 2022-2023 academic school year! As a freshman at Bushnell, @waltbrown5 is pursuing a degree in Business to become a future business owner and starter. 

“I chose to major in business and marketing because I want to be a business owner," said Brown. “I have always had the goal of creating a company that will help others and not be looked at as a big corporation.” 

Walter Brown received this scholarship with the help of the @oregonalliance.
    2 days ago
  • Students have been taking advantage of the sunny days of spring in between the rainy ones. Have a great Spring Break, Beacons! May it be filled with joy and sunshine! ☀️
    3 days ago
  • Service is key to being Bushnell. In today's chapel, our Beacons assembled move-in kits filled with supplies in collaboration with Everyone Village, a holistic community that provides shelter and support programs for those experiencing homelessness in Eugene.

 This opportunity came from ASBU led discussions last semester on a desire to provide more service opportunities for students to take part in. Over several months, a team of students led by ASBU president Gabe Fatooh, Courtney Weinberger (Academic VP), Mackenzie Hunton (Community Service Club President), and Hannah Beers (Coordinator for Global Ministry,) connected with Gabe Piechowicz '19, leader of Everyone Church, on how Bushnell could become more involved. The team of students even led visits to Everyone Village in preparation to serve.

Way to go, Beacons!
    4 days ago
  • Shoutout to team Hoops I Did It Again for their win during our 2023 Intramural Basketball Championship. Hoops I Did It Again made a close second-half comeback with team Scottish Frogs for a final score of 68 to 66. Well played to both teams and thank you to all who cheered on our Beacons as they played it out on the court!
    5 days ago
  • Congratulations to Alejandro Munoz on receiving the BNSF Railway Foundation scholarship for the 2022-2023 academic school year! As a freshman on our Beacons Men's Soccer team, @__alex_munoz__ is pursuing Business and Sports Management, as well as studying Spanish, to become a coach or be involved in the football industry in some way to help athletes achieve their goals.

“I chose Bushnell University because it seemed like a place where I would feel connected to the community like a family, and I would have the opportunity to continue playing football. I’ve always had such a love for the game, and studying business and sports management will help me stay connected to it for years to come.” 

Alejandro Munoz was able to receive this scholarship with the help of the @oregonalliance.
    1 week ago
Do you know about the Goodrich Hall Tower? Historic Goodrich Hall, originally built in 1908, will have its interior completely renovated as part of the Venture Forward capital campaign. Goodrich Hall will receive a newly constructed, adjoining four-story bell tower containing restrooms at each level and an elevator to allow greater accessibility to the renovated building. The structure will hold multiple bells, each one having been contributed by donors, that will call the campus community to Chapel and celebrate occasions such as Convocation and Commencement. Additionally, a large cross will stand on top of the bell tower, overlooking Bushnell’s campus. This project has been funded in part by an $800,000 grant from the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust and generously matched by a donor, doubling the contribution.
 
All funds towards Bushnell’s growth have come from friends and supporters of the University, with not a single cent of student tuition being used. The Goodrich Hall Tower will serve as a key icon of Bushnell University, providing critical access and necessary services for Goodrich Hall, while making a visible statement of faith to the community. 

Images represent architectural renderings of the final project.
Do you know about the Goodrich Hall Tower? Historic Goodrich Hall, originally built in 1908, will have its interior completely renovated as part of the Venture Forward capital campaign. Goodrich Hall will receive a newly constructed, adjoining four-story bell tower containing restrooms at each level and an elevator to allow greater accessibility to the renovated building. The structure will hold multiple bells, each one having been contributed by donors, that will call the campus community to Chapel and celebrate occasions such as Convocation and Commencement. Additionally, a large cross will stand on top of the bell tower, overlooking Bushnell’s campus. This project has been funded in part by an $800,000 grant from the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust and generously matched by a donor, doubling the contribution.
 
All funds towards Bushnell’s growth have come from friends and supporters of the University, with not a single cent of student tuition being used. The Goodrich Hall Tower will serve as a key icon of Bushnell University, providing critical access and necessary services for Goodrich Hall, while making a visible statement of faith to the community. 

Images represent architectural renderings of the final project.
Do you know about the Goodrich Hall Tower? Historic Goodrich Hall, originally built in 1908, will have its interior completely renovated as part of the Venture Forward capital campaign. Goodrich Hall will receive a newly constructed, adjoining four-story bell tower containing restrooms at each level and an elevator to allow greater accessibility to the renovated building. The structure will hold multiple bells, each one having been contributed by donors, that will call the campus community to Chapel and celebrate occasions such as Convocation and Commencement. Additionally, a large cross will stand on top of the bell tower, overlooking Bushnell’s campus. This project has been funded in part by an $800,000 grant from the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust and generously matched by a donor, doubling the contribution. All funds towards Bushnell’s growth have come from friends and supporters of the University, with not a single cent of student tuition being used. The Goodrich Hall Tower will serve as a key icon of Bushnell University, providing critical access and necessary services for Goodrich Hall, while making a visible statement of faith to the community. Images represent architectural renderings of the final project.
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Congratulations to Walter Brown on receiving the OCF Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation Scholarship for the 2022-2023 academic school year! As a freshman at Bushnell, @waltbrown5 is pursuing a degree in Business to become a future business owner and starter. 

“I chose to major in business and marketing because I want to be a business owner," said Brown. “I have always had the goal of creating a company that will help others and not be looked at as a big corporation.” 

Walter Brown received this scholarship with the help of the @oregonalliance.
Congratulations to Walter Brown on receiving the OCF Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation Scholarship for the 2022-2023 academic school year! As a freshman at Bushnell, @waltbrown5 is pursuing a degree in Business to become a future business owner and starter. “I chose to major in business and marketing because I want to be a business owner," said Brown. “I have always had the goal of creating a company that will help others and not be looked at as a big corporation.” Walter Brown received this scholarship with the help of the @oregonalliance.
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Students have been taking advantage of the sunny days of spring in between the rainy ones. Have a great Spring Break, Beacons! May it be filled with joy and sunshine! ☀️
Students have been taking advantage of the sunny days of spring in between the rainy ones. Have a great Spring Break, Beacons! May it be filled with joy and sunshine! ☀️
Students have been taking advantage of the sunny days of spring in between the rainy ones. Have a great Spring Break, Beacons! May it be filled with joy and sunshine! ☀️
Students have been taking advantage of the sunny days of spring in between the rainy ones. Have a great Spring Break, Beacons! May it be filled with joy and sunshine! ☀️
Students have been taking advantage of the sunny days of spring in between the rainy ones. Have a great Spring Break, Beacons! May it be filled with joy and sunshine! ☀️
Students have been taking advantage of the sunny days of spring in between the rainy ones. Have a great Spring Break, Beacons! May it be filled with joy and sunshine! ☀️
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Service is key to being Bushnell. In today's chapel, our Beacons assembled move-in kits filled with supplies in collaboration with Everyone Village, a holistic community that provides shelter and support programs for those experiencing homelessness in Eugene.

 This opportunity came from ASBU led discussions last semester on a desire to provide more service opportunities for students to take part in. Over several months, a team of students led by ASBU president Gabe Fatooh, Courtney Weinberger (Academic VP), Mackenzie Hunton (Community Service Club President), and Hannah Beers (Coordinator for Global Ministry,) connected with Gabe Piechowicz '19, leader of Everyone Church, on how Bushnell could become more involved. The team of students even led visits to Everyone Village in preparation to serve.

Way to go, Beacons!
Service is key to being Bushnell. In today's chapel, our Beacons assembled move-in kits filled with supplies in collaboration with Everyone Village, a holistic community that provides shelter and support programs for those experiencing homelessness in Eugene.

 This opportunity came from ASBU led discussions last semester on a desire to provide more service opportunities for students to take part in. Over several months, a team of students led by ASBU president Gabe Fatooh, Courtney Weinberger (Academic VP), Mackenzie Hunton (Community Service Club President), and Hannah Beers (Coordinator for Global Ministry,) connected with Gabe Piechowicz '19, leader of Everyone Church, on how Bushnell could become more involved. The team of students even led visits to Everyone Village in preparation to serve.

Way to go, Beacons!
Service is key to being Bushnell. In today's chapel, our Beacons assembled move-in kits filled with supplies in collaboration with Everyone Village, a holistic community that provides shelter and support programs for those experiencing homelessness in Eugene.

 This opportunity came from ASBU led discussions last semester on a desire to provide more service opportunities for students to take part in. Over several months, a team of students led by ASBU president Gabe Fatooh, Courtney Weinberger (Academic VP), Mackenzie Hunton (Community Service Club President), and Hannah Beers (Coordinator for Global Ministry,) connected with Gabe Piechowicz '19, leader of Everyone Church, on how Bushnell could become more involved. The team of students even led visits to Everyone Village in preparation to serve.

Way to go, Beacons!
Service is key to being Bushnell. In today's chapel, our Beacons assembled move-in kits filled with supplies in collaboration with Everyone Village, a holistic community that provides shelter and support programs for those experiencing homelessness in Eugene.

 This opportunity came from ASBU led discussions last semester on a desire to provide more service opportunities for students to take part in. Over several months, a team of students led by ASBU president Gabe Fatooh, Courtney Weinberger (Academic VP), Mackenzie Hunton (Community Service Club President), and Hannah Beers (Coordinator for Global Ministry,) connected with Gabe Piechowicz '19, leader of Everyone Church, on how Bushnell could become more involved. The team of students even led visits to Everyone Village in preparation to serve.

Way to go, Beacons!
Service is key to being Bushnell. In today's chapel, our Beacons assembled move-in kits filled with supplies in collaboration with Everyone Village, a holistic community that provides shelter and support programs for those experiencing homelessness in Eugene.  This opportunity came from ASBU led discussions last semester on a desire to provide more service opportunities for students to take part in. Over several months, a team of students led by ASBU president Gabe Fatooh, Courtney Weinberger (Academic VP), Mackenzie Hunton (Community Service Club President), and Hannah Beers (Coordinator for Global Ministry,) connected with Gabe Piechowicz '19, leader of Everyone Church, on how Bushnell could become more involved. The team of students even led visits to Everyone Village in preparation to serve. Way to go, Beacons!
5 days ago
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Shoutout to team Hoops I Did It Again for their win during our 2023 Intramural Basketball Championship. Hoops I Did It Again made a close second-half comeback with team Scottish Frogs for a final score of 68 to 66. Well played to both teams and thank you to all who cheered on our Beacons as they played it out on the court!
Shoutout to team Hoops I Did It Again for their win during our 2023 Intramural Basketball Championship. Hoops I Did It Again made a close second-half comeback with team Scottish Frogs for a final score of 68 to 66. Well played to both teams and thank you to all who cheered on our Beacons as they played it out on the court!
Shoutout to team Hoops I Did It Again for their win during our 2023 Intramural Basketball Championship. Hoops I Did It Again made a close second-half comeback with team Scottish Frogs for a final score of 68 to 66. Well played to both teams and thank you to all who cheered on our Beacons as they played it out on the court!
Shoutout to team Hoops I Did It Again for their win during our 2023 Intramural Basketball Championship. Hoops I Did It Again made a close second-half comeback with team Scottish Frogs for a final score of 68 to 66. Well played to both teams and thank you to all who cheered on our Beacons as they played it out on the court!
Shoutout to team Hoops I Did It Again for their win during our 2023 Intramural Basketball Championship. Hoops I Did It Again made a close second-half comeback with team Scottish Frogs for a final score of 68 to 66. Well played to both teams and thank you to all who cheered on our Beacons as they played it out on the court!
Shoutout to team Hoops I Did It Again for their win during our 2023 Intramural Basketball Championship. Hoops I Did It Again made a close second-half comeback with team Scottish Frogs for a final score of 68 to 66. Well played to both teams and thank you to all who cheered on our Beacons as they played it out on the court!
6 days ago
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Congratulations to Alejandro Munoz on receiving the BNSF Railway Foundation scholarship for the 2022-2023 academic school year! As a freshman on our Beacons Men's Soccer team, @__alex_munoz__ is pursuing Business and Sports Management, as well as studying Spanish, to become a coach or be involved in the football industry in some way to help athletes achieve their goals.

“I chose Bushnell University because it seemed like a place where I would feel connected to the community like a family, and I would have the opportunity to continue playing football. I’ve always had such a love for the game, and studying business and sports management will help me stay connected to it for years to come.” 

Alejandro Munoz was able to receive this scholarship with the help of the @oregonalliance.
Congratulations to Alejandro Munoz on receiving the BNSF Railway Foundation scholarship for the 2022-2023 academic school year! As a freshman on our Beacons Men's Soccer team, @__alex_munoz__ is pursuing Business and Sports Management, as well as studying Spanish, to become a coach or be involved in the football industry in some way to help athletes achieve their goals. “I chose Bushnell University because it seemed like a place where I would feel connected to the community like a family, and I would have the opportunity to continue playing football. I’ve always had such a love for the game, and studying business and sports management will help me stay connected to it for years to come.” Alejandro Munoz was able to receive this scholarship with the help of the @oregonalliance.
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After 127 years of wisdom, faith and service, we find ourselves positioned for a season of campus development and program expansion. To flourish, we must expand, to thrive, we must build. To serve, we must…Venture Forward.
 
A six-pronged campaign to raise $18,000,000 in three years. Three significant building projects to increase capacity and three significant program developments to expand and deepen our influence.
 
How You Can Help
 

While the campaign is already fueled by a number of large gifts, we need the participation of our whole community to see the vision fully realized.