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Nursing Student Says Viterbo Is Preparing Him to Be an "Ethical Human"
When Connor Hagarty was a high school student, his mother was diagnosed with colon cancer.
Matt Boehler: From the World Stage to Viterbo University
Taking a break from the busy schedule of an internationally acclaimed opera singer, Matt Boehler ’98 returned to his alma mater in November 2019 to perform a recital and spend several days working with students. It was a special homecoming he very much enjoyed.
Former Gundersen Health System CEO Jeff Thompson Named Visiting Scholar for the D.B. Reinhart Institute for Ethics in Leadership
Over the past 15 years, Viterbo University’s visiting scholar program has featured lecturers from as far away as Russia and Israel. For spring semester this year, though, the university is tapping into a world-class expert in leadership who happens to be homegrown.
Business Expert and Author James Hunter to Present "Servant Leadership: Creating a Culture of Excellence" at Viterbo University Feb. 19
Business expert, author, and renowned speaker James Hunter will present “Servant Leadership: Creating a Culture of Excellence” at 9 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 19 in the Viterbo University Fine Arts Center Main Theatre.
Faculty Focus: Q&A with Ann Schoenecker
As a singer, Ann Schoenecker has applied her supple soprano voice to everything from opera to oratorio to musical theatre throughout the United States and Europe.
Zen and Pow Fitness and Yoga Studio Owner Stephanie Helmers to Speak as part of Viterbo University Leadership at Noon Series Jan. 28
Stephanie Helmers, owner of Zen and Pow yoga and fitness studio in Onalaska, will speak as part of the Leadership at Noon series at Viterbo University from noon–1 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 28 in the Fine Arts Center FSPA Lobby.
Social Work Student is Ready to Make a Difference
Logan Bjerkos, a senior social work major at Viterbo University, admits she was worried about the cost of attending college when she was considering where to study.
Joe Lange Sings Praises of Scholarships
For vocal performance major Joe Lange, a scholarship's value is more than monetary. “It gives me a lot of inspiration to do well in my classes. I want to be seen as a worthy recipient.”
Music Student Combines Big Dreams with Practical Focus
“Everyone here has big dreams,” says Alexandra Burch, a vocal performance and music education double major at Viterbo University.