Prospective students and their families are invited to learn about the field of engineering and Viterbo University’s engineering major at Engineering Exploration Day the afternoon of Saturday, Feb. 16.

Soccer has always been an important part of Yoshi Kogiso’s life. In fact, it’s the reason he chose to attend college in the U.S.

“Having the opportunity to play collegiate soccer was huge for me,” said Kogiso, a native of Cuernavaca, Mexico, who received a scholarship to play at Viterbo University. “Overall, it has been a great experience. Most of my friends are on the soccer team, and I love the U.S.”

The 2019–20 “Defining Dates” Viterbo University Out-of-Our-Minds Chamber Music Series will open with "Tribute to Two Hundred" at 3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 15, in the Fine Arts Center Nola Starling Recital Hall.

Ric Harned, the newest addition to Viterbo's engineering program, is a former high school math teacher who brings engineering project management experience from his 20 years in the U.S. Navy.

One hundred thirty-eight undergraduate students and 38 master’s degree students will be candidates for graduation at Viterbo University’s winter commencement ceremony at 11 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 14 in the Fine Arts Center Main Theatre.

The third generation of her family on campus, Amanda Marnholtz is taking her healthcare career to the next level with help from a scholarship.

Longtime community volunteers and supporters of higher education Annette Friedewald, Mary Ann Gschwind, FSPA, and Kent and Karen Handel are the recipients of the 2019 Viterbo University Saint John XXIII Award for Distinguished Service.

I have had the privilege to serve as president of the Viterbo board of advisors for several years, and have witnessed firsthand the value of its relationship with Viterbo. Board members represent a broad spectrum of community leaders, working together to make Viterbo more successful. (READ MORE)