Celebrate Aldo Leopold Day with author and naturalist J. Drew Lanham as he presents “Coloring the Conservation Conversation” as part of the Viterbo University D.B. Reinhart Institute for Ethics in Leadership’s Spring Lecture Series at 7 p.m. Friday, March 5 on Facebook Live.

Monday, Feb. 22

11 a.m.–2 p.m. Students: Celebrate National Study Abroad Day. Stop by the Student Union to earn prizes and learn about study abroad.

1–2 p.m. Writing Assistance Helpline. Use this link.

Friday, Feb. 19

Noon Mass – San Damiano Chapel. Followed by The Office of the Passion of St. Francis.

7 p.m. Student Theatre Initiative production “In Limbo” Premiere – https://youtu.be/4GuOK-j6vuI. The new work explores the changing relationships of six young people in the wake of a tragedy. The play will be available for viewing through Feb. 26.

 

Viterbo University’s Breaking Barriers Diversity Club and the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration will welcome Chevara Orrin, diversity and inclusion practitioner, to present “A Movement Not A Moment: 21st Century Activism” on Tuesday, Feb. 23 at 7 p.m. via Zoom. 

Thursday, Feb. 18

9–11 a.m. Campus Ministry Morning MUG – Campus Ministry

Wednesday, Feb. 17

10:30 a.m.–noon Grab and Go Event for Transfer Students – School of Nursing Building. Drop in to grab a treat and meet other transfer students.

Tuesday, Feb. 16

9–10:30 a.m. Hospitality Committee Mardi Gras Open House Event for Employees – Fine Arts Center FSPA Lobby. Enjoy paczki donuts and coffee. A reminder that masks should be worn when attendees are not eating and/or drinking. No RSVP needed for attendance. Contact Anouk Goreta with any questions.

Monday, Feb. 15

11 a.m. Etrieve Show and Tell Event for Employees – Visit the employee engagement calendar for the description and the Zoom link Event (sharepoint.com). Hosted by Sarah Bearbower.

Friday, Feb. 12

Noon Mass – San Damiano Chapel

 

Saturday, Feb. 13

5 p.m. Mass – San Damiano Chapel

 

Sunday, Feb. 14

When nursing student Owen Hellwig learned Viterbo University would be a private COVID-19 vaccination site, he knew he wanted to help.

“I wanted to play my part, however small it might be, in the global effort against this disease,” said Hellwig, a senior from Coon Valley. “I did not want to just stand idly by.”