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Wes Moore to Present "The Work: The Quest for Our Work that Matters" at Viterbo University Sept. 22

Sept. 8, 2015

Contact Rick Kyte at 608-796-3704 or rlkyte@viterbo.edu

WES MOORE TO PRESENT “THE WORK: THE QUEST FOR OUR WORK THAT MATTERS” AT VITERBO UNIVERSITY SEPT. 22

Welcome Back Bash

Students and employees enjoyed the annual Welcome Back Bash Sept. 3 in the Mathy Center. Click for more photos of the always popular event.

SDC Open House Wednesday

The Viterbo community is invited to attend the Student Development Center Open House from 3–5 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 9.

Enjoy refreshments and learn about campus safety, counseling services, and health services. New employees and new students in attendance are eligible to win door prizes.

President’s Column

Orientation Leaders, Move-in Crew, In-service Leadership

Study Abroad Fair Wednesday

All students are invited to attend the Study Abroad Fair from 9 a.m.–1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 9 in the Student Union Lobby.

Welcome Students

Another academic year is underway as students walk across campus on the first day of classes Aug. 31.

Meet Martha Boehm

Name: Martha Boehm

Position: Digital Marketing and Media Specialist

Education background: Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communication and a Master of Arts in Media Studies, both from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

Tuition Exchange and Remission Informational Meeting Sept. 10

Employees, is your child a junior or senior in high school? Are you interested in the tuition exchange and remission programs and unsure how to navigate the process? 

New Campus Catering Guide Available

A new Aramark catering guide is available. Submit your catering requests via email to Ede Rollins.

Coulee Cup Remains With V-Hawks

LA CROSSE, Wis. – Although the Viterbo University volleyball team had won seven in a row over UW-La Crosse heading into Wednesday night's contest, the V-Hawks knew the Eagles would be no easy out. UW-La Crosse put up quite a fight, but Viterbo prevailed 3-1 to improve to 11-0, the program's best start in school history.

HOW IT HAPPENED