Bluffton University

Bluffton University has announced the following graduates from the greater Bluffton area including Beaverdam, Jenera and Pandora.

Brittany Alvarado of Beaverdam, Ohio, earned a bachelor’s degree in speech-language pathology and audiology from Bluffton University.

Zachary Basinger of Bluffton, Ohio, earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Bluffton University.

May 7 commencement ceremonies awarded over 150 Bluffton University graduates with masters and bachelors degrees. This was the 122nd annual commencement at the univeristy. The event was held in the Sommer Center with the procession of dignitaries, graduates and facutly led by President Jane Wood.

Playing in Harrison, OH, the Bluffton University men's golf team tied a bow on its 2021-22 season at the Heartland Conference Championship on Sunday, May 1, 2022. The Beavers took sixth place after putting up a 330 in the final round.

During Bluffton University's spring semester--which is wrapping up with finals the week of May 1--athletes visited Bluffton elementary and middle schools for a series of "High-five Fridays."

Baseball coach James Grandy reports that at first some children didn't know what to make of the line-up of young men and women who were there to encourage them and celebrate going to school.

By April 29, he notes, children were "sprinting through the line." It proved to be a fantastic experience for the university guests and K-12 school hosts.

Bluffton University students showcased the research, pre-professional and creative endeavors they completed from spring 2021 through spring 2022 during the Bluffton University Research Symposium. The April 21 event included presentations from 19 students.

“It was interesting to see everyone come together,” said Evie Masters ’24, a psychology and social work double major from Arcadia, Ohio. “It was a collaborative effort to explore the different majors at Bluffton and the different classes and learn about what everyone is studying.”

Bluffton University Football is hosting a variety of summer football camps for players in grades 3-12.

YOUTH CAMP: June 6-9, 4:00-6:00 p.m.

Youth Camp will focus on developing basic skills of the game, with emphasis on safe tackling techniques.

Rising grades 3rd - 8th
$55 for Individual, $45 for each additional family member

PROSPECT CAMP: June 10, 4:00-7:00 p.m.

Prospects will go through combine style testing, and then work directly with our coaching staff on individual skill instruction for offensive and defensive positions.

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