“Since the education department’s drastic shift this school year, we have found ourselves facing and overcoming many challenges, especially with the loss of our former club advisor and many other education professors and faculty. But, with great challenge comes great responsibility,” Kalscheur said.
This semester, students are learning that clinicals offer more than just practice with technical skills. Between the excitement of new experiences and the nerves that come with hands-on care, they are discovering what it truly means to care for others.
Viterbo University kicked off a vibrant celebration of the Spanish major hosted by the English and World Languages Department in Brophy Center 123 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. on October 11, 2025.
“Noon is a busy time,” Trietley acknowledged, “but we think it’s important for our community members to, if able, set aside work and assignments and carve out time for lunch and social connection.”
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.
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.
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.
