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A Journey Home: Professor Reva Johnson ’09 Spurs Student Research in Bioengineering Field

In fall 2017, Reva Johnson ’09, Ph.D., assistant professor of mechanical engineering and bioengineering, began her third year with the College of Engineering faculty. A

‘Tis the Season

Each year, Valpo students, faculty, and staff host a variety of holiday events to unite the campus with the greater Valparaiso community, as together they

A Solid Foundation: Valpo Alumna Primed to Build a World of Difference

Travel the world one day and build it the next. The architecture across Europe inspired Rebecca Otte ’95 to work to preserve historic structures in

500th Remembrance of Reformation Includes Valpo Choir, Special Music Composition

“Next to the Word of God, the noble art of music is the greatest treasure in the world.” — Martin Luther What started as a

Valpo Forecast: Sunny and Successful

In the Midwest, many people say that if someone doesn’t like the weather, stick around a minute, it will change. But meteorology students at Valparaiso

Valparaiso University and Partners Receive $1.58M Grant to Advance STEM Education in Indiana

The Indiana Commission for Higher Education awarded $1,582,584 to Valparaiso University, Ball State University, Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis and Purdue University, the institutions that comprise

From Tasty Bakery to Peanut Butter: David Aronson ’03, MBA, Finds Recipe for Success

More than 20 years ago, David’s career began at the Aronson family business, Tasty Bakery in Naperville, Illinois. The bakery became a foundational piece of

Dedicated to Success: Tristan De La Rosa ’18 balances nursing major with Division I athletics

From early-morning clinicals to afternoon practices to late-night study sessions, the grind truly never stops for Tristan De La Rosa ’18. He doesn’t live the

Endless Opportunity: Valpo STEM Students Pursue Multiple Passions

Thanks to the tenacity of Alison Norris ’17, Valpo is home to a chamber music ensemble nicknamed the “STEM-quintet,” enabling a group of five individuals