The School of Business (SOB) has held a handing over ceremony, to officially welcome its new Dean, Miss Josephine Peprah-Mensah into office.

This semester’s edition of the Week of Spiritual Emphasis has come to an end at the Oyibi campus with 27 people giving their lives to God.

The week-long programme started with a spirit-filled hymns service which was led by the University Choir and continued with thirteen inspired messages preached during the morning and evening sessions over the period.

Valley View University, Ghana’s Premier Private University has held a matriculation ceremony to formally admit 2,815 students for the 2020/2021 academic year.

The matriculants who are currently studying on all the three campuses of the University comprised 1,641 males representing 58.2 percent of the total number and 1,174 females also representing 41.8% of the new students. Majority of these students were undergraduates (92%). The rest of the matriculants were graduate students.

The School of Nursing and Midwifery of Valley View University has organized this year’s Pinning Ceremony for over 150 of its graduating students from three of the University’s campuses. In the records of the University, pinning ceremony for nursing graduands started in December of 2011 when the university graduated its first batch of nursing students.

A short but colorful ceremony has been held to induct Dr. Martha Duah into the office of Dean of Student Life and Services by the Vice Chancellor of Valley View University, Prof. Daniel Kwame Bediako.

On the 13th of December, 2020, the University was represented at the National Inter-school debate competition organized by the Africa People's Liberation Movement. The event which took place at the University of Ghana had four universities in attendance. They were Valley View University, University of Ghana, Wisconsin College and University of Professional Studies (UPSA). 

Welcome to 2021! Indeed, contrary to predictions and expectations, scientific and prophetic, 2020 was a difficult year in several respects. The colours of this year were undesirably gloomy, fear and death almost replacing faith and hope. And we are yet to be rescued from the ravages of the pandemic.

The Valley View University has begun worshipping in the New Chapel which has been under construction for some time now.  Hitherto, the main services have been held at the Seth Laryea Multi-Purpose Centre.