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- Valparaiso University to Present “Anastasia” the MusicalValparaiso University’s Department of Theatre will bring the enchanting story of “Anastasia” to the stage this spring, offering audiences an opportunity to experience a tale of adventure, identity, and perseverance in musical form. Under the direction of Keri Burman Castro, M.A., with musical direction by Daniel Evan Castro, this […]
- Valparaiso University Recognized as the Best MBA Program in the Region for 2025Valparaiso University has been honored as the top institution in the region for earning an MBA, receiving the “Best University to Obtain an MBA” award from Northwest Indiana Business Magazine’s 2025 Best of Business Awards. This recognition is based on reader survey responses evaluating the leading business schools across […]
- Valparaiso University Partners with Indiana Landmarks to Preserve Linwood House and Revitalize the CommunityLinwood House has been a steadfast presence on Valparaiso University’s campus for more than six decades, a symbol of the University’s rich history and architectural legacy. Now, thanks to an exciting new partnership with Indiana Landmarks, this mid-century modern gem will not only be preserved but will also take […]
- Ozone Garden to Bring Air Quality Research and Interdisciplinary Learning to ValpoWhile this is only Assistant Professor of Meteorology Katelyn Barber’s, Ph.D., second semester at Valpo, she’s already making a massive impact on our campus community, how our students learn beyond the classroom, and ways we can continue taking strides toward a greener campus. Interested in hearing how? Here’s a […]
- Valparaiso University to Compete in Annual Robotic Football TournamentMarch 20 – Valparaiso, Indiana – Valparaiso University’s Robotic Football team is gearing up to compete in the 12th annual Collegiate Robotic Football Conference (CRFC) National Championship Tournament, set to take place on Saturday, April 5, at Saint Mary’s College Angela Athletic Center in Notre Dame, Indiana. This highly anticipated event will […]
- A Day of Music with VOCES8 at Valparaiso UniversityOn February 25, the Department of Music created a hands-on music education experience for 180 music students from 12 different local high schools as well as for Valpo music students. Classes and sessions were built around a performance by VOCES8, an internationally renowned a cappella group. Music Professor Marin Jacobson, […]
- A Beacon’s Reflection | Madison Lynn ’25When I came to Valparaiso University in 2021, it was still during the COVID-19 pandemic. I had to adjust from being on Zoom and being in high school to moving into a dorm at college and being around people again. My college experience didn’t have the best start as […]
- Rhonda Collier ’26 Lobbies For Community ChangeRhonda Collier’s ’26 path to a career in social work wasn’t in her original academic blueprints. Her non-traditional college journey began during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic at Ivy Tech Community College, where she initially enrolled in an 18-month addiction studies program. Inspired by her professors, Rhonda later […]
- Finding Community and Purpose: Jeremiah Boyd’s ’28 First-Year JourneyAs a second-semester freshman at Valparaiso University, Jeremiah Boyd ’28 has had much to discover. After uncovering his passion for computer engineering and innovation, his search for a top engineering school led Jeremiah to Valpo. “[After I applied], Valpo sent me a message – really quickly, actually,” he recalls. […]
- Valparaiso University Promotes Sustainability and Reduces Waste Across CampusStudents at Valparaiso University are taking major steps in stewardship of the environment and keeping unnecessary waste out of landfills. These include a third year of participation in the Campus Race to Zero Waste program, a new, potentially cost-saving composting initiative, “Green Games” at athletic events, and more. For […]
