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Valparaiso University Ranked #2 Best Value and #6 Best Regional Among Midwest Schools in U.S. News and World Report Rankings
Valparaiso University student Madison Small takes a selfie with Stonehenge in the distance under a cloudy sky.
Driven by Curiosity: Valpo Student Madison Small ’27 Earns National Psychology Research Award
A nursing student discusses training with an instructor by a medical mannequin in a Valparaiso University program.
Valparaiso University’s Chicago-Based Healthcare Program Receives Accreditation and Recognition
A smiling young woman in a plaid jacket and name tag attends a career guidance event.
How Career Centers Help You Prepare for Internships, Careers, and Life After Graduation
A performer on stage faces an enthusiastic crowd of young people singing along.
Youth Ministry Organization Quake Finds New Home at Valparaiso University
A man in a maroon baseball cap and green jacket looks upward at a Valparaiso University local baseball game.
Valparaiso University Business Management Student Puts Knowledge to Work in Local Baseball
A diverse group in colorful cultural outfits stands together, smiling and linking arms on stage.
A Beacon’s Reflection | MyLinh (Millie) Mac ’16, M.A., M.A.
Three students in yellow shirts talk around a table with a laptop in a brightly lit room, sharing insights about what to expect during the first semester of grad school.
What to Expect in Your First Semester of Grad School
A person in a silver holographic ghost costume and cowboy hat at a Valparaiso University Halloween event.
Valparaiso University Offers Costumed Fun for the Whole Family this Halloween
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Deaconess Kat Peters beside event text about community engagement and lifelong learning.
Changing Our Minds: Community Engagement and Lifelong Learning
Valparaiso University graphic of Deaconess Kristin Lewis asking, “Is It Fall Break Yet?” with hope for the semester.
Is It Fall Break Yet?
Vulnerable Hope and Awaking to the Possible
Valparaiso University event poster featuring students holding candles, embodying the spirit of good courage and the message "To Go Out With Good Courage...
To Go Out With Good Courage…
A tranquil forest path features the words "We Had Hoped... Deaconess Kristin Lewis" alongside a circular portrait of her, evoking a sense of reflection and hope.
We Had Hoped…
Students and staff gather outdoors in Northwest Indiana, working together in service to plant or tend to a small garden bed, cultivating hope and community.
Hope is a Practice: Engaging Service on Micro and Macro Levels in Northwest Indiana
Event poster featuring people folding colorful bags, highlighting servant leadership, with a headshot of Deaconess Kat Peters on a brown background.
When Serving Is Leading
A snowy campus at sunset reflects moments of epiphany, with text about epiphanies and a photo of Anna Stewart, Ph.D.
Epiphany, and the Epiphanies That Beckon Us Onward
Orange leaves dusted with snow, paired with the words "For Everything There Is a Season," frame a photo of Deaconess Kristin Lewis.
For Everything There Is a Season
A candlelit altar with flowers and various objects, overlaid with the title "Guidance, Both Wanted and Unwanted," evokes the balance between wanted guidance and the complexities of receiving unwanted guidance.
Guidance, Both Wanted and Unwanted
Two people walk on a forest trail in autumn beneath the text: "Living the Questions with Dr. Anna Stewart.
Living the Questions
Two black-and-white photos of foot washing, titled "Stinky Feet and the Love Commandment," capture a humble act of care and the deeper meaning behind serving others.
Stinky Feet and the Love Commandment
Two hands, one light-skinned and one dark-skinned, clasped together under text about finding unity and embracing differences.
Finding Unity Through Our Differences
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