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.

For Ryan Rieber, Leadership Is about Team Building

It’s hard to think of a more challenging time to take over the leadership of a school system, but Ryan Rieber ’01, ’06 is approaching his new role as superintendent of the West Salem School District with determination and positivity.

Pandemic Prompts Thoughts of Legacy

Scott Romane, who graduated in 1986 with degrees in English and theatre arts education and came back for a master's degree in servant leadership, wanted something good to come of his pandemic furlough down time. So he wrote a will, designating a portion of his estate for a Viterbo scholarship fund.

Like Other Teachers, Semb Learning Lessons from Pandemic

Carter Semb ’18, ’20 learned a lot about being a teacher at Viterbo University, first getting his undergraduate degree and then this summer completing work on his master’s degree in education.

We Want Your Photos! CONGRATULATIONS!

The winner of the $10 Kwik Trip Gift Card is James Michael!

ArtSearch is Now Freely Available!

The database no longer requires a coupon code to sign up for an account.

National Weather Service Science and Operations Officer to Present "The Disturbing Recent Heavy Precipitation Trend Across Parts of the Midwest" on Facebook Live Nov. 6

National Weather Service science and operations officer Dan Baumgardt will present “The Disturbing Recent Heavy Precipitation Trend Across Parts of the Midwest” from 10–11 a.m. Friday, Nov. 6 on Facebook Live.

Viterbo Leadership at Noon Series to Continue with La Crosse Crochet Prodigy Jonah Larson Oct. 27

Famous 12-year-old crochet prodigy Jonah Larson of La Crosse will share his story as part of the Leadership at Noon Series at Viterbo University Tuesday, Oct. 27 on Facebook Live.

Volunteer Year a Fine Fit With Viterbo Values

When Jed Barton ’17 came to Viterbo University, he planned to go on to medical school. During his time at Viterbo, though, he realized medical school was not the path he was meant to pursue, but he wasn’t quite sure how to discern his true path. So he did something that he hopes a lot more fresh college graduates will do. He committed to a volunteer year.