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Scholarship Created to Honor Siblings and Son
For Deak Swanson, starting a scholarship fund at a university he literally helped build was a great way to help students while honoring people he loves.
Viterbo Recruits Former Gundersen CEO as Visiting Scholar
Former Gundersen Health System CEO Jeff Thompson, M.D., will share his vision of leadership at Viterbo University as the latest visiting scholar for the D.B. Reinhart Institute for Ethics in Leadership.
Viterbo Doctorate Student Specializes in Helping Young People
Angela Mensink knows the critical importance of dealing with trauma. She sees it every day at work.
Brooklyn Seiler—Her Future in Focus
Brooklyn Seiler, a Viterbo University nutrition and dietetics major, has had a clear vision of her education and career goals since she was a freshman in high school in Byron, Ill.
Viterbo University Out-of-Our-Minds Chamber Music Series Continues with "Basically Beethoven: Too Early, Too Late" Feb. 17
The acclaimed ensemble Artaria String Quartet will present Basically Beethoven: Too Early, Too Late as part of the Out-of-Our-Minds Chamber Music Series at Viterbo University at 3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 17 in the Fine Arts Center Nola Starling Recital Hall.
Viterbo University and Milwaukee Public Schools Announce "Emerging Educators" Partnership
Viterbo University and Milwaukee Public Schools have announced a new partnership designed to help alleviate the teacher shortage in the school district through a program that allows paraprofessionals and other employees to earn a bachelor’s degree in education.
Internships Steer Students Like Jordenne Butler to Success
Viterbo senior marketing major Jordenne Butler has had two internships, one that helped her discover the career path she was meant for and the second one confirming the correctness of her choice and giving her valuable work experience.
Viterbo Experiences Add Up to Success for Julia Callaghan
Giving back to her Viterbo University is par for the course for Julia Callaghan '15, an alumni board member and assistant coach of the women's golf team.
For Mark Skogen, There Was No Pandemic Playbook
The Skogen family has been in the grocery business for almost 75 years, ever since Paul and Jane Skogen borrowed $500 and opened a 3,000-square-foot store attached to their house in Onalaska.