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2024 Distinguished Alumni Award Winner Bill Griffel ’92
Professional Achievement, Conservatory for the Performing Arts “This award means everything to me,” long-time music educator, director, and vocalist Bill Griffel ’92 said.
2024 Distinguished Alumni Award Winner Jessica Himmer ’06
Service to the University Jessica Himmer ’06 enjoys life as an entrepreneur, a career choice she would not have any other way.
2024 Distinguished Alumni Award Winner Christine (Drahos) Newkirk ’03, ’06
Spirit of Francis Christine (Drahos) Newkirk ’03, ’06 is the Director of the Office of Ecclesial Ministries and Diocesan Consultation with the Diocese of Superior, a position she has held for th
2024 Distinguished Alumni Award Winner Holly (Deml) Blanchard ’98
Professional Achievement, College of Business, Leadership, and Ethics Holly (Deml) Blanchard ’98 credits Viterbo for the many opportunities she has had within her extensive career with Trane Tec
2024 Distinguished Alumni Award Winner Eric Mutchie ’04
Professional Achievement, College of Nursing and Health Eric Mutchie ’04 is currently the chief nursing officer and deputy commander for nursing at Keller Army Community Hospital, in West Point,
Missoula Children's Theatre to Present "Treasure Island" at the Weber Center for the Performing Arts Aug. 24
Watch a cast of 60 talented local young people as the Missoula Children’s Theatre presents "Treasure Island" at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 24 in the Weber Center for the Performing Arts Lyche Theatre.
Viterbo Student Livi Pappadopoulos Wins Sixth Straight Log Rolling Championship
Congratulations to Viterbo senior elementary education major Livi Pappadopoulos on winning her sixth straight women’s log rolling championship at the 2024 Lumberjack World Championships in Hayward Aug. 1–3. Congratulations also to employee Connor Birdsong, who took second place in the men’s log rolling event.
Viterbo Professor, Students Hunt for New Antibiotics
Nearly 100 years after Sir Alexander Fleming kicked off the antibiotic age with his accidental discovery of penicillin, Viterbo University Professor Luke Bussiere and select students are conducting research they hope will lead to another life-saving discovery.