Campus

Explore Valpo’s Vibrant Campus

Spanning nearly 300 acres, Valparaiso University’s campus blends modern facilities with rich tradition. From the Chapel of the Resurrection to the solar-powered energy research center and arts venues, Valpo offers spaces that inspire, connect, and support academic and personal growth.

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Campus Highlights

Five people stand smiling with a dog mascot in a sports jersey outside Harre Union, capturing the lively spirit of campus.

With dining, meeting spaces, a computer lab, bookstore, and career center.

Large stained glass windows behind an altar and a person speaking at a podium inside a bright chapel on the About Campus tour.

A campus landmark for over 50 years.

A theater cast in colorful costumes poses together onstage in front of a set with greenery and flowers, bringing campus life to the spotlight.

275-seat theatre, 170-seat recital hall, and the Brauer Museum of Art.

Two people walk down stairs into a modern, open campus study area with desks and large windows.

600,000 volumes and 180 public computers

Close-up of a shiny, hexagonal, mirrored surface on campus reflecting light and surroundings in a honeycomb pattern.

Housing the only solar furnace at an undergraduate institution

Smiling students carry storage bins and bags across the campus outdoors during college move-in day.

Including seven residence halls, apartment buildings, and seven fraternity houses

A person works on a breadboard circuit with wires next to printed instructions and a computer keyboard, capturing the hands-on learning atmosphere of campus life.

Widespread internet access, media-equipped classrooms and labs, advanced microscopes, and state-of-the-art video, audio, and forecasting studios.

Where
Tradition Meets Innovation

Valparaiso University’s campus is a dynamic environment where historic landmarks and cutting-edge facilities coexist. With over 60 academic and residential buildings, students enjoy access to vibrant spaces like the Harre Union, the Brauer Museum of Art, and the Chapel of the Resurrection—all designed to foster learning, creativity, and community.