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Kendal Schmitz Finds Opportunities, Challenges, and Fun at Viterbo
Kendal Schmitz graduated in May with a Bachelor of Science degree in community medical dietetics.
Up Close with Rick Kyte
Rick Kyte has served as the director of the D.B. Reinhart Institute for Ethics in Leadership since it began in 1999. He is the author of several books, including the recently released Finding Your Third Place.
Celtic Nights to Perform at Viterbo University Feb. 28
The outstanding dancers, singers, and musicians of Celtic Nights will present Oceans of Hope—The Epic Journeys of Our Ancestorsat 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 28 in the Viterbo University Fine Arts Center Main Theatre.
Viterbo to Present "She Stoops to Conquer" April 5-6, April 12-14
Comedy and farce comes to Viterbo University’s LaCroix Black Box Theatre with Oliver Goldsmith’s hilarious "She Stoops to Conquer" Friday, April 5–Saturday, April 6 and Friday, April 12–Sunday, April 14 in the Fine Arts Center LaCroix Black Box Theatre.
Scholarship Makes Elizabeth Pankratz Work Even Harder
Knowing that people care so much about students like her that they fund scholarships makes Elizabeth Pankratz want to prove her worth.
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.
Viterbo Data Scientist Shares Story of His COVID-19 Map
Eric Weinberg, a data scientist who teaches history and runs Viterbo University's website, has created an easy-to-use interactive online COVID-19 map, with help from an international collection of data scientists.
Maya Richardson Looking Forward to a Career in Music Theatre
When she was a child, Viterbo senior music theatre major Maya Richardson used to write plays and sing with her father at the piano. She knew early on that life on stage was what she wanted.
Viterbo Engineering Students Put Theory into Practice During Semester Project
Students in Viterbo University’s Engineering 130 class were presented with a unique challenge this semester—design an animal behavior learning environment (ABLE) with a specific set of capabilities but within rigid specification, budget, and time