Spotlight on ... John Rice '83

Viterbo University put John Rice ’83 on the path to a career in higher education, a path that t

Study Rooms Can Now be Reserved Online!

Go to https://emsnet.exchange.viterbo.edu/EmsWebApp/ or scan the QR code posted on each study room's door and this post, login, pick your date and time, pick your room!

Up Close with Mary Ellen Haupert

Professor of Music Mary Ellen Haupert has served at Viterbo University for 25 years. She founded the One-of-a-Kind Chamber music series in 2008. “I love teaching music,” she said.

Catching Up with Sr. Helen Elsbernd

Helen Elsbernd, FSPA ’65 faced a difficult decision in 1976. Then a chemistry professor at Viterbo, she loved teaching.

Future Doctor Olivia Abernathy Helps Others Feel Welcome

Junior biology major Olivia Abernathy knows how important it is to respect and understand each other, especially in today’s global society.

Viterbo University Finances Have Never Been Stronger Thanks to the Retiring Todd Ericson

Viterbo was a very different place when Todd Ericson was hired as the college’s controller in 1993.

Beth Sumner Takes Nursing to New Heights

Over her 25 years in the U.S. Air Force, Col. Beth Sumner ’95 has seen the world, serving her country on every continent but Australia and Antarctica and racking up a mountain of frequent flyer miles. It’s all thanks to a Viterbo career fair she attended as a junior nursing major.

Afghanistan to Assisi: My "Good Journey" to Peace

by Rick Trietley

Jervie Windom Is a Man with a Mission

Jervie Windom '15 was near the end of his military career when he decided to pursue a Master of Arts in Servant Leadership degree at Viterbo. Since retiring as master sergeant, he started a church near Houston, Texas, but his ministry can't be contained by the church walls.

From Viterbo, Chad Milne Launched High-Flying Career 

When Chad Milne ’94 joined the Wisconsin National Guard as a high school junior, he didn’t plan on making a career of it. “Once I got in the Guard, though, it became more about the mission at hand, and then it became more about the camaraderie and the people I worked with,” said Milne, a combat fighter pilot who retired as a colonel.