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Life as a V-Hawk
Learning takes place both in and outside the classroom. It's important to share experiences and create memories in college! There are many ways Viterbo students have fun, meet new people, relieve stress, and grow in leadership.
Our Difference
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Average class size
11:1
Student to faculty ratio
99%
Undergraduates receive financial aid
1:1
Student-faculty research opportunities
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Viterbo University's Barry Fried Named North Star Athletic Association Athletic Director of the Year
The North Star Athletic Association (NSAA) has named Viterbo University’s Barry Fried its 2021–22 Athletic Director of the Year. The award is determined by a vote of the conference’s athletic directors.
Viterbo University Fine Arts Center Announces 2022–23 Season
The Viterbo University Fine Arts Center will welcome audiences for its 2022–23 season. The lineup features a diverse array of productions, including a Broadway musical, internationally renowned musicians, and dance performances.Events
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Engineering Student Collaborates, Innovates
Jacob Lee has been working on innovative engineering projects, thanks to one of his many internships. “Not only am I confident I will have the skills necessary to be an engineer, but I feel the companies that are looking at Vi...
Ethics, Culture, and Society Major Prepares Sesvold for Law School
Her college career was just a few months old when freshman Stephanie Sesvold realized her chosen major wasn’t quite right for her and what she really wanted to be was an attorney.
“I also knew I wanted to stay at Viterbo becau...
Viterbo Student Brianne Roy Continues Family Tradition in Nursing
“My mother and grandmother were both nurses and I grew up around their stories of providing care,” said Brianne Roy, a junior from Plymouth. “I always felt drawn to the profession. They are both two of the main role models in ...
Viterbo Angel Put Emmy-winner Moe on His Path
If Barry Lee Moe had a chance to give a speech after winning his first Emmy in September, he would have expressed gratitude for the “angels” who have dropped into his life, including an important angel at Viterbo.
For Schloegel, Leaders Need Bravery, Vision
With hard work and some luck, Jamie Schloegel finds herself serving as executive director of the La Crosse Community Foundation, one of the oldest philanthropic community foundations in the country. As Schloegel sees it, it's i...
Hospital CEO Aims for Balance in Leadership
For Frank Perez-Guerra ’84, ’10, administrator/CEO at Gundersen Moundview Hospital and Clinics in Friendship, the best approach to leadership is one that keeps focus on the needs of his people. “My job is to take care of people...