Latest Stories
Graphic Artist Turns Talents to Nursing in Return to Viterbo
A tragedy just as he was finishing his degree in graphic design at Viterbo University helped inspire Derek Fuchsberger to go back to school, enrolling in the School of Nursing.
Scholarships Build on Friedewald Legacy
Over the course of his 24 years at Viterbo University, Marv Friedewald left an indelible mark, starting the business program in 1976 and immediately becoming the biggest booster of the university’s fledgling athletics programs.
Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Year Award Winner Is First Recipient of New Viterbo Scholarship
The Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater La Crosse introduced Danessa Brocks as their 2020 Youth of the Year on Feb. 5, with club Executive Director Jake Erickson and Viterbo University President Glena Temple looking on as Brocks signed her scholarship papers to attend Viterbo University.
Making Musical Memories in Nashville
On a recent trip to Nashville to host and perform at a show choir event, Viterbo's Platinum Edition got a chance to record a song in historic Studio B, where musical giants from Elvis Presley and the Everly Brothers to Willie Nelson and Dolly Parton made hit records.
Viterbo Ronald McDonald Arts for Young America Family Series to Feature Popovich Comedy Pet Theater March 30
Audience members of all ages will enjoy the Popovich Comedy Pet Theater when they perform at 3 p.m. Saturday, March 30 in the Fine Arts Center Main Theatre.
Viterbo’s VOICE Program Takes Aim at Opioid Crisis
Halfway through the first year of a three-year, $741,201 grant, Viterbo University's VOICE program is training counselors and educating the community to help fight the opioid abuse epidemic.
After Escape from Cuba, New Life Began at Viterbo
Martha (Suarez) Brueggeman '66 came to Viterbo University from Cuba at age 16 with no money and no English skills, but Viterbo embraced her and served as a launching pad for a successful and fulfilling life.
Soccer Led Yoshi Kogiso to Viterbo University
Soccer has always been an important part of Yoshi Kogiso’s life. In fact, it’s the reason he chose to attend college in the U.S.