Latest Stories
Latest Stories

Congratulations to Library Student Worker Alex Hable!
Friendly Phone Companions Connects Seniors, Viterbo Students for Conversation Amid Isolation
Find the Library Face Mask is Still Going On!
Win printing money!
November is Diabetes Awareness Month
Visit the library's virtual display to learn more
Past Seven Rivers Undergraduate Research Symposium Presentations in the VRC
Presentations back to 2011 are in the Viterbo Research Collection!
Up Close with Lisa Schoenfielder
Lisa Schoenfielder began at Viterbo University as an art department faculty member in 1996. She will retire in May after touching the lives of her students for more than 20 years.
Viterbo University Conservatory for the Performing Arts to Begin in Fall 2021
Viterbo University has announced the formation of the Conservatory for the Performing Arts to launch in fall 2021. The program embraces a new approach to conservatory training that values and honors the liberal arts tradition while providing essential skill development necessary to succeed in a demanding professional world.
Pandemic Tests Beyer’s Mettle as a Nurse in NYC Corps
Nikki Beyer '15 did a 13-week stint last spring at Elmhurst Hospital, a city-run facility treating only patients with COVID-19 when she started. When she got done with a 12-hour shift at the hospital in Queens, she'd go back to Manhattan, where she took the stairs to her fourth floor apartment, reminding her of her days at Bonaventure Hall.
Spotlight on…Lorraine Fernandes ’80
Lorraine (Grunewaldt) Fernandes credits her medical records administration degree and Viterbo’s broad curriculum for preparing her for a variety of roles in her career, including consulting, management, sales, and executive leade
Carol Klitzke Retires after 34 Years at Viterbo University
Nutrition and dietetics education at Viterbo University was much different when Carol Klitzke began as a faculty member in 1986.