Halloween wasn’t the only holiday students celebrated last week. Dia De Los Muertos, also known as the “Day of the Dead”, is a multi-day, Mexican holiday [...]

This past Saturday, Valpo hosted the premiere of Johann De Meij’s Symphony Number 5: Return to Middle Earth, performed by the Chamber Concert Band, Windiana Concert [...]

Students threatened with a knife, a man lurking by sorority housing, and a hooded man watching students sleep in their rooms this past week. We have exclusive information [...]

October holds more than Halloween and Midterm stress; it’s also Hispanic Heritage Month. VU’s Latinos in Valparaiso for Excellence shared their culture with the [...]

Over the past several weeks we have brought you information on the issues and changes to Dining Services from the perspective of students and administration. On Monday, [...]

We’re almost through the month of October and we are just now seeing leaves start to change colors. But how do leaves change color every year? 15 Weather Meteorologist [...]

Two weeks ago, we sat down with a student to hear about the staff shortage in Dining Services and how it affects the student body. This week we talked to Joanne Pesavento, [...]

Think Nebraska is just a flat state with a lot of corn? Well, think again. VUTV’s Collin Luft talked to Grace Biermann about the art exhibit in the Chapel that [...]

Since the beginning of the year, students have noticed a unique sound on campus. We sent VUTV Reporter, Katie Nickolaou, out to find out what, or rather who, the source of [...]