You are invited to Bushnell School of Music and Performing Arts Performance Hour Join us as we celebrate the hard work of the students in private lesson studios as they share musical pieces they have been preparing throughout the semester! Admission is Free! 2023 Spring Performance Hour
You're invited to a fun and entertaining evening performance by our talented vocal students, featuring songs from Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella, along with other great composers! Admission is Free! Hope to see you there! 2023_Spring An Almost Cinderella Story
Bushnell University's Instrumental Ensemble presents an evening of both classic and contemporary standards. Head downtown for some great tunes and to show your support! Buy tickets here!! 2023_Spring Instrumental Ensemble
This is the last day to withdraw from Spring session 2 courses.
Faith & Work Please join us on campus for this special Chapel as part of our Center for Leadership & Ethics Forum series. Speaker: Dr. Steven Garber, Senior Fellow of the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust Topic: Vocation and Calling Time: 11 am to Noon Location: Morse Center Gym* Event Flyer Steven Garber is the Senior
The University Choir, Instrumental Ensemble, Chamber Ensemble, and Bushnell Chorale will perform a diverse collection of music from around the world including sacred gospel, American folk, African, Hispanic, and European languages and sounds! Join us for an evening of powerful performances and multi-cultural enrichment as we celebrate the music that transcends borders and brings us
Learn more about this innovative dual degree pathway! Students enrolled in either the MBA or Master of Arts in Leadership program at Bushnell have the opportunity to dual enroll at Pepperdine University and get a head start toward their EdD in Organizational Leadership. Join us on May 2nd at 5:30pm for a virtual information session.
There are no daytime classes on ACE Day.
This is the last day of classes for Spring session 2 and Spring full-semester courses.
Baccalaureate is our annual sacred celebration of our graduating class. It takes place in our historic Ross-Evans Chapel and includes music and words of inspiration and congratulation. Senior students lead music and the brief messages revolve around the themes of Past, Present and Future, are offered by a range of faculty, staff and students. Presenters