Valley View University (VVU) officially welcomed 1,284 new students during its 30th Matriculation Ceremony held on March 14, 2025. The ceremony took place at the university’s Oyibi campus, with students from the Kumasi and Techiman satellite campuses joining virtually.

Valley View University (VVU) officially welcomed 1,284 new students during its 30th Matriculation Ceremony held on March 14, 2025. The ceremony took place at the university’s Oyibi campus, with students from the Kumasi and Techiman satellite campuses joining virtually.

Valley View University (VVU) has successfully held its maiden Stakeholders Conference from March 17 to 18, 2025. The two-day event, held at the university’s main campus in Oyibi, was themed “Innovative Strategies for Revitalization of Valley View University – Balancing Core Values with Economic Uncertainty.”

Valley View University is proud to announce the launch of its Virtual Business Plan Competition Bootcamp, beginning Friday, March 14, 2025, and running every Friday until May 9, 2025. This transformative 8-week program, jointly organized by the Centre for Academic Research and Engaged Scholarship, the Career Services Department, and the School of Business is designed to equip undergraduate students with the entrepreneurial skills required to thrive in today’s competitive marketplace.

Valley View University was the venue for the West African Division (WAD) Impact 2025 conference, held at the university chapel. Themed “On Mission Focus: Evangelism, Membership, Nurturing, and Retention,” the event brought together key church leaders, including the General Conference Executive Secretary, division officers, Ghana Union officers, field officers, and other participants.

Valley View University hosted a special ceremony for the visiting General Conference Executive Secretary, Pastor Erton Carlos Kohler, at the Columbia Conference Hall.

Valley View University Bakery has expanded its reach with the opening of a new depot at Ashaiman Valco Flats junction on January 13, 2025. The grand opening ceremony was marked by a prayer session led by Pastor Peter Obeng Manu, Dean of Spiritual Life, and Pastor Flacus Amponsah. The pastors dedicated the new depot to God, seeking His guidance for its success and growth.

The Van Bemmelen Library has donated books to the Walton Whaley Library of VVU, an effort led by Dr. Isaac Fordjour, a key member of the University’s book drive committee. This initiative is part of a broader mission to enhance the Library’s resources at Valley View University.