For those of you who have kitchens or break rooms in which food has been served or stored, please see the following Kitchens and Break Rooms Policy related to COVID-19. Please address any questions you may have to Vice President for Student Life Julie DeGraw. Common Kitchen/Break Room Space COVID-19 Guideline(s): The requirements below extend […]
As submitted by Human Resources. Birthdays July 30: Kevin Johnson, Building Services August 1: Maribel Alvarado, Nursing and Health Professions; Joseph Haines, Mathematics and Statistics; Morgan Goldsmith, Nursing and Health Professions August 3: Megan Pugh, Nursing and Health Professions; Yoshiaki Nakazawa, Education; Ross Mosak, Athletics; Bruce Monnier, Facilities Management August 5: Mary Patton, Mail Center; […]
As submitted by faculty and staff. Kevin Ostoyich, professor of history, has had the first two articles in his four-part “Rubble Child’s World: Stories from Bremen’s Ruins” series released by the American Institute of Contemporary German Studies of Johns Hopkins University. The series consists of the reminiscences of ordinary Germans of the end of the […]
Recent staff and faculty reductions and resignations, office reorganizations, and impending academic program reviews have left many at Valparaiso University with feelings of anger and sadness. We have lost treasured members in our common work, and they have lost their employment with us. This is a time of loss and mourning. In light of this, […]
Dear Valparaiso University Faculty, As we begin a new and unusual semester of teaching in untraditional ways, the Tech Support team from Information Technology would like to offer their support. To provide in-person support and instruction on classroom technologies prior to the start of the semester, the Tech Support team will be hosting a number […]
After careful consideration, and concern for the safety of both the University community and our families and guests, it has been determined that Family Weekend will not take place in person as scheduled on October 23–25, 2020 this fall. We are disappointed to postpone this annual campus event. However, reasonable prudence regarding the health and […]
The Valpo men and women were both honored as ITA All-Academic Teams. To garner that distinction, a program must have a team grade point average of 3.2 or above with all varsity letter winners factored into the cumulative team GPA for the academic year. In addition, 10 Valpo student-athletes were named ITA Scholar-Athletes. In order […]
The Valpo volleyball program continues to excel in the classroom, as it was named a recipient of the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Team Academic Award this week. The award, which is based on the 2019-20 academic year, marks the 15th time in the last 17 years that Valpo has earned the honor. The Team Academic […]
The Valparaiso University men’s tennis program was recognized for its academic success during the 2019-2020 academic and athletic year on Wednesday as Valpo received the Team Academic Achievement Award from the Summit League. The honor is presented to the Summit League team in each sport that has the highest percentage of list-eligibility student-athletes on the […]
Face coverings are required on campus. Learn more about the different types of face masks and coverings here from OurHealth. […]