By Sarah Bearbower

A number of departments have made the transition from external (www) pages to internal SharePoint sites. SharePoint sites require an @viterbo.edu login and can be made available to all student, employee, or subsets of users.

As we continue to develop our internal portal, work to streamline how end users navigate is being considered.

Currently there are a variety of ways to get to SharePoint sites.

1. From the MyVU page click on VU Portal.
2. Navigate to Viterbou.sharepoint.com
3. Log into any Office365 tool (Outlook, calendar, etc), click SharePoint from the App Picker.

From any of these starting points, you can use the search box to find specific departmental or committee sites to which you have permission.

Payton Harper (Viola), Gavin Mason (Sebastian), and Gemma Cooper (Feste).

Viterbo students will present William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night in a theatre for young audiences format at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 28 and 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 29 and Sunday, March 1 at the Weber Center for the Performing Arts.

Twins separated during a shipwreck, mistaken identity, and role reversals—no one does it better than Shakespeare. Audience members will follow Viola and a group of other adventurous characters as they explore friendships, romance, and hilarious hijinks.

“Twelfth Night is a fun play filled with humor and themes of love, identity, and finding one’s own in society,” said Rick Walters, the Viterbo theatre and music theatre faculty member who is directing the production. “It examines the literal and metaphorical masks people wear in presenting a face to the world in a fun and playful way.”

There was never any doubt about the chosen career of Viterbo University student Nicole Sanders. “My mom is a nurse, and I used to play with my toy medical kit ‘treating’ people when I was a kid,” said Sanders, a senior from Belleville. “I always knew I wanted to be a nurse.”

Congratulations to the newest members of the Viterbo athletics Wall of Fame, Chad Miller ’02, baseball coach; Steph Wisen ’15, women’s soccer; Katie Flock ’15, women’s volleyball, and Joe Dunha

Viterbo University is participating in the National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) spring semester 2020. The survey will help university officials learn more about our student’s engagement in their learning and what they have gained from their college experience.

Students can provide input about the level of academic challenge, their experience of active and collaborative learning, student-faculty interaction, and the campus environment.  

All undergraduate first-year students and seniors will receive an email invitation for the survey Thursday, Feb. 20.