Launched in September 2024, Threads to Thrive is a project designed to provide students with the clothing and confidence they need to succeed in professional settings, such as interviews, presentations,...
Editor’s Note: This is a developing story, and the Lumen is working to obtain additional information for future articles.
On Tuesday, November 12, 2024, President Trietley sent an email...
The students asked to dedicate half of a beloved Saturday toward hard manual labor every month they deserve to know why. With values like service and stewardship, how does Viterbo lead by example and live...
On November 5, 2024, students around the country exercised their right to vote and went to the polls to take part in the 2024 Presidential and local elections. In La Crosse, 13 polling stations opened...
Ava Stoeckly, Arts and Entertainment Editor
• December 2, 2024
On November 8, 2024, the English and World Languages department of Viterbo University welcomed back alumni who majored in English for a special gathering in the Brophy Center. This event offered a unique...
For the past eight years, the Viterbo campus and La Crosse community look forward to celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with each other. Although officially starting Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, Viterbo University’s...
Since its inception in 2006, the “I Stand with Immigrants” movement has made significant strides in reshaping the conversation about immigration in the United States. With October 15 designated as...
Leaves on trees change from green to shades of orange or brown and begin to fall, the weather begins to get colder, days get shorter, and the evening of Oct. 31, 2024, draws closer. Children of all ages...
In the last couple years, inflation greatly impacted businesses, institutions, and people. Unfortunately, Viterbo University has not escaped this. Students may have felt surprised, or even frustrated to...
What does it mean to “give the gift of life”? On April 18, the D.B. Reinhart Institute for Ethics in Leadership hosted a collaborative luncheon to explore that question. They brought in a panel of...
On Wednesday, April 3, Ida Paluch Kersz presented the heartfelt story of her life, the loss of her family in the Holocaust, and the reconnection with her twin brother after over 50 years of separation....
“I definitely think the spirit of Assisi has been carried back,” said Gwen Schroeder, reflecting on the study abroad trip she went on recently.
Schroeder is a student taking Religious...
