Christopher Center Library

Family and professional news updates submitted by alumni, including presidents' reports, campus happenings, and news articles relevant to Valpo alumni.

A collection of Valparaiso University photographs including buildings, places, and people throughout the university's history.

A journal of commentary on literature, the arts, and public affairs from a Lutheran perspective. Explores ideas and trends in contemporary culture.

Publications from the Guild, whose mission is to enhance the student experience while exemplifying the University's ideals of scholarship, freedom, and faith.

Inaugural addresses of Valpo presidents since 1925, including Presidents Dau, Kreinheder, Kretzmann, Huegli, Schnabel, Harre, Heckler, and Padilla.

The papers of the Institute of Liturgical Studies (ILS).

An international journal published by Valparaiso University's College of Business, focusing on practical, theoretical, and applicable leadership ideas.

Addresses, sermons, and speeches by Rev. Otto Paul Kretzmann, president of Valparaiso University from 1940 to 1968.

A student-run journal of literature and art welcoming submissions from all undergraduate and graduate students. Published twice yearly since 1958.

The Lutheran Digital Showcase of Valparaiso University Archives & Special Collections includes the O.P. Kretzmann Collection, Institute of Liturgical Studies Occasional Papers, The Cresset, Lutheran Diaconal Association publications, Center for the Study of Campus Ministry resources, Walter E. Keller's Devotional Studies of Psalms, and Lutheran Human Relations Association of America publications.

Financial ledgers of Valparaiso University and its predecessors. Useful for genealogical researchers looking for information on alumni from this period.

The Valparaiso Male and Female College (1859-1871) and the various names of the institution owned by Henry Baker Brown until its purchase by the Lutherans in the fall of 1925 (1873-1925) constitute an entity referred to here as "Old School". There were numerous attempts by students, faculty and even people outside of the institution to establish publications for the institution. Few survived for more than a year or two, and there were many years when no publications were produced. Many are known only through the writings of those tracing the history of Valparaiso University. The archives compiled and digitized what still exists in our collection.

Collection includes materials relevant to the study of the Protestant Reformation and published prior to 1830.

The award-winning art showcased in the Student Artwork digital collection comes from three campus displays: the Library's Student Art Purchase Award, the Computing & Information Sciences department's Carlson-Krebs Gallery, and the College of Business Permanent Art Collection. Artwork exemplifies the student experience at Valpo.

The student-published newspaper at Valparaiso University. Digitized from microfilm and print holdings, covering 1914 to approximately one year ago.

Requirements and descriptions of all programs, majors, and courses. Includes undergraduate catalogs (1970-present) and graduate catalogs (1963-present).

The digitized yearbook collection includes annuals covering the period from the late 1890s up to a decade ago.