Operation River Watch serves a clear and important purpose: to help keep both the community and college students safe, especially around the Mississippi River during late-night hours.
The program provided more than tutoring; it created a space where members could seek academic guidance, financial literacy help, and professional development opportunities while also building a sense of belonging.
It is Hispanic Heritage Month, and the Division of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) has no shortage of events planned to celebrate. These events are curated with students in mind and are a fantastic opportunity to learn and embrace aspects of different cultures.
Ella Sans Crainte is a senior nursing and Spanish double major at Viterbo University. She is known across campus for being a radiant and hospitable...
“Jada is an all-around amazing athlete, but she’s also a great person. She’s really fun to be around. She brings a lot of energy to the team, and she also tells us when we need to pick it up–in which we do. She’s also a great captain,” first-year player, Maddi Quist said.
Going into her third year of hosting the Viterbo Softball Clinic, Alonzo finds comfort in working with young softball players and giving them lifelong and meaningful lessons.
Since the program was founded in 2007, Jim Socha has been named head of the Men’s Golf team at Viterbo University. Throughout his tenure at...