An unforgettable Alumni Night at the Morse Center! 🏀 We were grateful to be joined by so many alumni, families, and friends as we honored former men’s basketball coach Dave Lipp with the reaffirmation and dedication of the court in recognition of his incredible legacy. Seeing so many reconnections made this a night we won’t forget. Thank you to all who joined us!

Just our admissions counselors throwing a fit before Preview Day ✨   Connect with our admissions counselors, Bushnell faculty, Beacon students, and more when you visit us for Spring Preview Day on February 16!   Register online through the Linktree in our bio or at bushnell.edu/visit. We can’t wait to meet you!

Candid campus close-ups! 📸

One? Two? Ten? 🤔🧑‍🧑‍🧒‍🧒 Quick-fire question for our Beacons: How many siblings do you have?

Destination: Bushnell University 🌍➡️📍 Discover a campus where academics, faith, and close-knit community come together. Be a Beacon at Bushnell! #wearebushnell

Ready to see yourself at Bushnell? Join us for Spring Preview Day on February 16 and receive a $1,000 visit scholarship for attending. Register online through the Linktree in our bio or by going to bushnell.edu/visit/. We hope to see you there!

For 130 years, our university has been dedicated to preparing students for lives of service. In this month’s 130-year anniversary look back, we reflect on moments like EBU Day, ETC Day, and simple acts of lending a helping hand, with each one giving our students the opportunity to serve the community as Christ did.

Noely Flores Fonseca ’25 gained real-world insight into law enforcement through her fall internship last year!   As a recent forensic psychology graduate, she worked alongside officers with the @eugenepolicedepartment, riding on patrol, engaging with the community, and learning what it truly means to serve and protect. Time spent connecting with local businesses during downtown patrols reinforced her understanding of how safety and trust are built between police and the community.   The internship allowed Noely to apply concepts from her forensic psychology coursework while developing professional skills such as communication, observation, and situational awareness. Most significantly, her experience with the Eugene Police Department brought clarity to her future goals in law enforcement, solidifying her desire to pursue a career as a police officer.   Reflecting on the experience, she encourages other students to approach internships with curiosity and initiative. “Look at the most random places,” she advised. “You never know where you can get an internship. Try to make the most of it, make good connections, and talk to as many people as you can.”   Great work, Noely! Watch the video on our YouTube! Read the full article on our website!