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September is Classical Music Month
Classical music is a type of music composed in Europe between 1730 and 1830. Music from that period largely consisted of Operas, Symphonies, Concertos, String Quartets and other chamber music.
Pianist Dave Marck and Friends to Present Free Concert "Some Enchanted Evening: Celebrating Rodgers and Hammerstein" Sept. 15
Enjoy selections such as My Favorite Things, Hello Young Lovers, and other classics as New York pianist and La Crosse native Dave Marck presents the free concert Some Enchanted Evening: Celebrating Rodgers and Hammerstein at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 15 in the Viterbo University Fine Arts Center Main Theatre.
ORA Trails Executive Director Jed Olson to Open Viterbo University Leadership at Noon Series Sept. 15
Outdoor Recreation Alliance (ORA) Trails executive director Jed Olson will open the 2021–2022 Leadership at Noon series at Viterbo University Wednesday, Sept. 15 in the Fine Arts Center FSPA Lobby.
Darryll Stinson to Open Fall 2021 Ethics Lecture Series at Viterbo University Sept. 13
Darryll Stinson, motivational speaker, will present “You’re Enough!: A Game-Changing Mental Health Belief” at 7 p.m. Monday, Sept. 13 in the Viterbo University Fine Arts Center Main Theatre as part of the D.B. Reinhart Institute for Ethics in Leadership’s fall lecture series.
Interested in Doing an Escape Room in the Library During Welcome Weeks?
Come escape from the School of Wizardry or Patient Zero (Zombies) on Labor Day between 10 AM and 2 PM!
Viterbo University Fine Arts Center Announces 2021–22 Season
The Viterbo University Fine Arts Center will welcome back audiences for its On Stage 2021–22 season. The lineup features a diverse array of productions, including internationally renowned musicians, musicals, ballet, and Viterbo show choir performances.
Nutritionist Author Has the Recipe for Success
Kim (Dwyer) Larson ’81 capped a career in nutrition, which included becoming the Seattle Mariners baseball team’s first sports nutritionist and launching a wellness coaching and consulting business, by writing a book on battling high blood pressure.
From Poverty to PhD: A FIERCE Tale to Tell
When Carolyn Colleen (Bostrack) ’07, ’10 decided to become an author, she decided to tell her own story of overcoming adversity to earn three college degrees and tap into her entrepreneurial skills to pave her own path to success helping others.
Persistence Pays for Alumni Author Debra Shumaker
After years of hard work and several near misses, 2021 saw Debra (Kempf) Shumaker '93 complete her quest to become a children's picture book author, with one book out in May and another to be published this fall.