As college reps share the St. Norbert story with prospective international students, they are able to depend on Bob Kramer (History) and his expertise in Middle Eastern affairs.
College: Is It Worth It?
Higher education has undergone radical transformation in recent years, and some have begun to question whether college is actually worth the investment – the time, the energy and the financial cost. It’s a question we took to the experts – among them, our own alumni base. >>MORE
Team WorkTwo campus friends formed a temporary scholarly partnership to research a more enduring union: the institution of marriage, and its role as a path to holiness. What they learned was both humbling and inspirational.
President’s ReportPresident Tom Kunkel takes a look back at a year of thoughtful adaptation, entrepreneurship and innovation: approaches designed to both underpin the future success of the college and benefit its students. >>MORE
News of St. Norbert
D.C. media experiences opened doors to the heart of the capital – and to their own ambitions – for a St. Norbert junior and senior.
Community members serve as human “books” available for checking out from this unique collection of stories of prejudice or hardship.
St. Norbert’s new MBA program made its debut at a launch event Feb. 23 – and applications have been rolling in ever since.
Groundbreaking work in commercial chemistry has earned Ian Klein ’10 a place on this watched-for list of young up-and-comers.
As St. Norbert’s education majors take their skills out into the world, they are finding new teaching environments in which to apply them.
Russ Schmelzer ’82, St. Norbert’s head athletic trainer, loves to read – and he can prove it. He treasures his log of all the books he has ever read.
A master’s thesis survey of high school coaches examines a disturbing trend in parent behavior.
An influential blog names the public radio poll as number one in Wisconsin and eminent among the nation’s academic polling organizations.
Scott Crevier and Dan Robinson are colleagues on campus and in local government, too. Their political views differ but, when a rash of false claims disrupted the Democrat’s campaign for a state assembly seat, it was plain speaking by the Republican supporter that thrust the issue into the light of day.
Devotional objects bearing the image of our favorite saint are now available in the United States, thanks to the work of a community of religious in California.
The Medical College of Wisconsin has launched its new academic brand across all three of its schools, including MCW-Green Bay at the St. Norbert campus.
At St. Norbert, we see provision of a climate in which all can feel safe as one more way we are called to extend the Norbertine value of radical hospitality.
Quality assistant coaches who have helped the four-year-old women’s hockey program take its place as one of the top programs in the nation are now making their own mark in the wider world of college hockey.
Jason Schreiber ’97 and John Dols ’96, founders of Make a Difference Day at St. Norbert, continue to make a difference in student affairs at their respective institutions.
The alumni office faces a logistical challenge as it brainstorms ways to connect with St. Norbert alums spread across the country. This summer there was one simple answer: road trip!
Regular Features
Raechelle Clemmons (Information Technology Services) reflects on the landscape of higher education as it undergoes a season of change – even, a season of disruption.
“These were not just any eight students. … They fairly vibrated with a sense of readiness.” – Deirdre Egan-Ryan (English)
A design commission turned into a journey through college history for Brian Pirman (Art). It was a richly rewarding exercise.
He picked up an MBA well into his seventies and continues to stay abreast of developments in his industry. At 90 years of age, Vince Zehren ’48 truly deserves the title, lifelong learner.
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