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Our Difference
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Average class size
11:1
Student to faculty ratio
99%
Undergraduates receive financial aid
1:1
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Acclaimed Pianist Dr. Katelyn Bouska to Give Recital and Presentation at Viterbo University March 17
Outstanding pianist and Viterbo University alumna Dr. Katelyn Bouska will return to her alma mater to perform a piano recital of works by female Czech composers at 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 16 in the Fine Arts Center Nola Starling Recital Hall.
UPDATED SCHEDULE: Viterbo Lenten Lecture Series with Tom Thibodeau and Rick Kyte Begins March 23
Join Rick Kyte, director of the D.B. Reinhart Institute for Ethics in Leadership, and Tom Thibodeau, Distinguished Professor of Servant Leadership, for a four-part Lenten lecture series beginning at 6 p.m. Monday, March 23.
Viterbo Biochemistry Student Emma Schoen Lands Prestigious Emplify Health Research Fellowship
Looking to make the most of her summer, biochemistry major Emma Schoen turned to faculty member Chris Mayne, who encouraged her to apply for the A.C.V. Elston III, MD, Summer Research Fellowship at Emplify Health.
Vernon County Sheriff’s Department Internship Providing Viterbo Student Elyse Ramseier with Look into Emergency Management
Elyse Ramseier is gaining hands-on experience in law enforcement and emergency response through a summer internship with the Vernon County Sheriff’s Department.
La Crosse Mayor Shaundel Washington-Spivey Earns Master’s Degree in Mental Health Counseling from Viterbo University
Long dedicated to community service, Washington-Spivey pursued counseling to help expand mental health access—skills he now uses to lead and support the La Crosse community.
Viterbo University Social Work Graduate Spencer Seitz Ready to Help Others
After nearly six years as a corrections officer, Spencer Seitz saw the deep connections between trauma, addiction, and mental illness—and the limitations of addressing them in a jail setting. Motivated to make a greater impact,...
Miranda Campbell ’25
A chance conversation led Miranda Campbell to Viterbo’s engineering program, where she gained hands-on experience redesigning dairy equipment at GEA Farm Technologies. She hopes to continue with the company after graduating in ...
Great Summer Internship in Store for Computer Science Student Megan Konkel
Megan Konkel was looking for a field of study that involved her affinity for mathematics and art. Add in her technology and problem-solving skills, and computer science was the perfect major.