Campus Life
Our Light is for Everyone
At Valpo, we are proud to say our light is for everyone. But what does that mean in today’s cultural context? It means that as
Valparaiso University Celebrates Graduates at 2024 Commencement Ceremonies
Valparaiso University graduates will celebrate Commencement on Saturday, May 11, 2024 at the Athletic-Recreation Center (ARC). Students from the College of Business and College of
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Engineering a Path of Purpose: Lauren Kadlec’s ’24 Journey of Discovery and Determination
From Maple Grove, Minnesota, Lauren Kadlec ’24 has a Valpo story marked by challenges, triumphs, and unwavering determination. Full of passion burning brightly within her
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Noah Godsell ’24 Brings His Love For Valpo Athletics To WVUR-FM
How many of you watched a football game from the bleachers this season – or cheered on our Beacons from the student section at a
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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
Valparaiso University Achieves Record-Breaking Donor Turnout
On Tuesday, April 9, Valparaiso University hosted its largest fundraising and community event of the year, Valpo Day. This year’s event featured an expansive luminary
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With Joy and Hope in Every Step
Can you hear that? There’s a rhythm of purpose beating strongly and a melody of compassion resonating deeply throughout campus. It’s a familiar one —
Read This Next: Grace Biermann
I’m going to bend the rules a little bit today and recommend a story from the Christopher Center’s collection that you can read, watch, or