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Legendary Nature Photographer Thomas Mangelsen to Speak at Viterbo University Feb. 26; Other Community Events to Mark Annual Wisconsin Aldo Leopold Days Feb. 28, March 2
Legendary nature photographer Thomas Mangelsen, who has traveled the world for nearly 40 years observing and photographing the earth’s last great wild places, will speak at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 26 in the Viterbo University Fine Arts Center Main Theatre.
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 University Announces 2019 Recipients of the Saint John XXIII Award for Distinguished Service
Longtime community volunteers and supporters of higher education Annette Friedewald, Mary Ann Gschwind, FSPA, and Kent and Karen Handel are the recipients of the 2019 Viterbo University Saint John XXIII Award for Distinguished Service.
Viterbo University and Tuscia University Announce Exchange Program Agreement
Viterbo University and Tuscia University in Viterbo, Italy, have formed an exchange program partnership that will allow students at either university to spend a semester or an academic year at the other for the cost of their tuition.
Scholarship Helps Shelby Lundin Keep Eyes on the Prize
Nursing student Shelby Lundin can cut down on her work hours and focus on her studies, thanks to a scholarship that honors the nursing school's first dean.
COVID-19 Fuels Education Efforts for Viterbo Nursing Grad
Katie Drury, who earned her nursing degree from Viterbo and taught in the nursing school for several years, has used her own bout with COVID-19 to help increase awareness of the disease and what it takes to prevent its spread.
A Fine Start to College for Engineering Student Calvin Brown
Freshman Calvin Brown found everything he wanted in a college at Viterbo University—a school that was just the right distance from his hometown of Marshfield, an enrollment level that would ease his transition from high school, and a place where h
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.