Zach Earll graduated from Viterbo in 2021 and is now in his final year of dental school at the University of Minnesota. After earning his DDS in May 2026, he will return to his hometown of Onalaska to practice dentistry.

Viterbo University will be closed Nov. 26–28.

Ring in the holiday season with the Viterbo choirs as they present A Viterbo Christmas: All Things New at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 6 in the Fine Arts Center Main Theatre.

The thing that has made Viterbo truly feel like home is the friends I’ve made here. Whether we’re studying together or taking walks to unwind, having people who support me has made all the difference.

A psychology and criminal and community justice double major, Natalie Martin’s career options are many—and her goals both ambitious and admirable.

Ben Chenault built a successful career in financial services but wanted work that felt more meaningful. He found that at Viterbo University, where he became director of financial aid in April 2024.

"Scholarships are a tremendous help financially, and I am grateful to have received these funds that I’m using to prepare myself to be the best nurse and person I can be. There really is no better gift than an amazing education from a great institution like Viterbo.”

Rosie the Owl asks, "Did you know that the library can get you articles and books we don't hold - for free?"

Enjoy a fun-filled Christmas holiday rock experience for the whole family as The Wizards of Winter perform in the Viterbo University Fine Arts Center Main Theatre at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 2.

"Viterbo definitely makes you feel like part of a community. Especially when you’re away from home or on your own for the first time. You have that supportive network around you and you’re getting a really good education, not just academically but personally—Viterbo is top-notch."