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Valparaiso University students will turn their attention to issues among the stars as the University has been named recipient of Indiana Space Grant Consortium (ISGC)

Two Valparaiso University Alumni Named Fulbright Scholars

Payton Hodson ’22 and Momin Mirza ’22, ’24 M.A., have been selected to receive grants and enter the Fulbright Scholar Program. Through Fulbright, these Valpo

Valparaiso University Named Best University in the Region to Obtain an MBA

Valparaiso University has been named the winner of the “Best University to obtain an MBA” award in the Northwest Indiana region by Northwest Indiana Business

Valparaiso University Receives National Science Foundation Grant Towards Tackling a Challenging Disease

Valparaiso University’s College of Engineering has been named the recipient of a National Science Foundation (NSF) Engineering Research Initiation (ERI) grant of $200,000 starting in

Serving Humanity: Costa Rica Spring Break 2024

At Valpo, our students encourage and challenge one another to reach their fullest potential and radiate their light both inside  and outside of their communities as compassionate servant leaders.

Empowering Future Health Care Leaders

Valpo’s College of Nursing and Health Professions prides itself on providing students with cutting edge technology and resources to prepare them for fulfilling careers in

Valparaiso University and Ivy Tech Community College Introduce Seamless Dual-Admission

Valparaiso University and Ivy Tech Community College have entered into a Dual Admission Partnership Agreement (DAP) that will create a new, user-friendly pathway to campus

Stewardship, Responsibility, and Community Safety

Every Earth Day, people around the world look for ways in which they can be better stewards of the environment, more responsible in their consumption

A Sustainable Campus Behind the Scenes

There are plenty of ways that Valparaiso University encourages sustainability that everyone on campus can see. The move-in day recycling program resulted in literal tons