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Viterbo has received a $1,221,122 grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. to help establish the university’s Parish Renewal through Communal Wisdom to Enhance Leadership, Strengthen Ministry, and Serve the Common Good (PATHWAYS) program.
It seems like Viterbo University’s Ethics, Culture, and Society (ECAS) major was made just for Meredith James, and the senior from Green Bay has made the most of it. She has custom-designed an educational path that fits her interests and aspirations, helped create a new bioethics internship, traveled to South Africa, and as a junior presented at the annual meeting of the American Society of Bioethics and Humanities in St. Louis.
The Viterbo University Out of Our Minds Chamber Series will continue with “Winter Travel” at 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 23 in the Fine Arts Center Nola Starling Recital Hall.
Viterbo University and Western Technical College have announced a new articulation agreement that will allow students who have earned an Associate of Applied Science in Legal Studies/Paralegal to transfer up to 61 credits to Viterbo University and earn a Bachelor of Science in Ethics, Culture, and Society (ECAS) in as little as two years.
Bored Teachers: "The Struggle is Real!" Comedy Tour is coming to the Viterbo University Fine Arts Center Main Theatre Saturday, March 22 at 7:30 p.m. This performance is part of the 2024–25 Bright Star season. Tickets go on sale online to the public at 4 p.m. Friday, Nov. 15.
Brandon Schoonover doesn’t take Viterbo University’s well-established reputation as a military friendly school for granted. As president of Viterbo’s Student Veterans of America chapter, he’s doing everything he can to strengthen and enhance that support for military-aligned students.
In the MBA program at Viterbo, Tiffany Smith '10 was profoundly shaped by the values instilled in her: contemplation, reflection, empathy, authenticity, and grace. These principles still act as a compass for Smith, co-owner of Hatchery, as she navigates daily decisions and rethinks problems as rich opportunities for solutions.
From engineering consulting to health care and now education, Dale Krageschmidt, PhD, has a plethora of talents that have contributed to his educational approach. A natural storyteller, Krageschmidt is an associate professor in the Dahl School of Business, and his work in numerous industries has helped him effectively lead classrooms, presentations, and companies.
Experience the existential hilarity as two of William Shakespeare’s iconic characters from "Hamlet" embark on a journey through life’s big questions with humor and wit in "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead" Friday, Nov. 15–Sunday, Nov. 17 in the Weber Center for the Performing Arts Lyche Theatre.
For Shannon McManimon, program director of Viterbo’s Ethical Leadership Doctorate in Education program, the concepts of transformation and education are inextricably linked. Part of McManimon’s vision for the EdD in ethical leadership program recognizes that there are challenges in the world and that leadership is important to help move through those challenges. She said her hope is that the program would help to teach students how to work toward the common good and how to be more fully human.