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  Fall/Winter 2015: The Year of Being Under 30

  Trisha Shepherd

  The “Under 30” article from St. Norbert College Magazine’s Fall/Winter 2015 issue celebrates alumnus Ian Klein, who was named to Forbes’ 30 Under 30 list for his pioneering work in renewable energy and chemical innovation, rooted in research experiences he began as an undergraduate at the college.

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  Fall/Winter 2014: 2010 Grad Makes This Year’s Forbes 30 Under 30 List

  St. Norbert College

  Ian Klein ’10 credits the skills he developed while doing undergraduate research work at St. Norbert College with propelling him toward the leading edge of the commercial chemical industry.

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  Fall/Winter 2014: Arabist Aids Recruitment in Saudi

  St. Norbert College

  Working in tandem this spring to recruit students from Saudi Arabia will be Kit Klepinger ’99 (Center for International Education) and Robert Kramer (History). It may be the first time a faculty member has traveled abroad with the college’s international recruiter.

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  Fall/Winter 2014: Figures of Faith Preside Over Birder Hall

  St. Norbert College

  An overview of recently-commissioned statues for Birder Hall, specifically featuring the less recognizable figures.

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  Fall/Winter 2014: First Human Library in Wisconsin Opens on Campus

  St. Norbert College

  The Mulva Library and the Cassandra Voss Center are sponsoring the first “Human Library” collection to be offered in Wisconsin.

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  Fall/Winter 2014: MBA Hopefuls Waste no Time Following Launch of New Schneider Program

  St. Norbert College

  Not 24 hours after a reception to launch St. Norbert’s new MBA program, applications for one of the first 35 spots began landing on the desk of Brenda Busch B.A. ’93, M.L.S. ’13 (Admissions).

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  Fall/Winter 2014: Reading Habit Trains the Mind

  St. Norbert College

  In the heart of Schuldes Sports Center is an office full of the kind of memorabilia that accretes in a work-life driven by those twin imposters: triumph and disaster. But ask its occupant, Russ Schmelzer ’82, which memento he treasures most and he’ll reach into his desk drawer and pull out a carefully maintained list – a list of books.

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  Fall/Winter 2014: Students Capitalize on Washington Semester

  St. Norbert College

  Two SNC students share their experiences studying abroad and participating in a semester at the Washington Media Institute.

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  Fall/Winter 2015: 2015 Alumni Award Winners

  St. Norbert College

  An overview and profiles of the SNC Alumni who were awarded various Alumni Awards in 2015.

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  Fall/Winter 2015: Alumni Designers Illustrate a Point

  St. Norbert College

  Art alumni took over the Baer Gallery in October for an exhibit that showcased their current design work in the very building where they first acquired the tools of their trade.

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  Fall/Winter 2015: Alumni Profile – Gained in Translation

  St. Norbert College

  The “Sumarriva” article from St. Norbert College Magazine’s Fall/Winter 2015 issue profiles alumna Fiorella Cipriani Sumarriva, highlighting her journey from Peru to St. Norbert, her leadership in international education, and her efforts to build a bridge for Peruvian students to study in the U.S.

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  Fall/Winter 2015: Delight in the Fight with the CVC

  St. Norbert College

  Thought-provoking and infused with humor, the Cassandra Voss Center’s 2015-16 season theme “Delight in the Fight” takes a unique look at hard-to-approach social justice topics as seen through a comedic lens. This series challenges men and women alike to contemplate humor – especially its limits and power.

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  Fall/Winter 2015: Fast-Tracked Coach Takes Green Knight Football Unbeaten Into the Post-Season

  St. Norbert College

  Dan McCarty never would have guessed just two years ago that he would be leading the St. Norbert College football team into the NCAA Division III playoffs as its head coach.

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  Fall/Winter 2015: Green Knight Sets NCAA Division III Goals Record

  St. Norbert College

  The “Vanden Avond” article from St. Norbert College Magazine’s Fall/Winter 2015 issue celebrates soccer standout Katie Vanden Avond’s record-breaking achievement of scoring 125 career goals, setting a new NCAA Division III milestone and honoring her legacy with the retirement of her jersey number.

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  Fall/Winter 2015: Happy Feet Combine With Giving to Fuel One-of-a-Kind Benefit

  St. Norbert College

  Sore feet and tired legs were little concern for the 275-plus participants of St. Norbert College’s third annual Dance Marathon, the 13.1-hour fundraising event that has quickly flourished into a campus service phenomenon.

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  Fall/Winter 2015: Journalists and the City

  St. Norbert College

  A Columbia School of Journalism event precipitated by an unexpected phone call saw President Tom Kunkel taking the stage with the dean of the school, Steve Coll, and influential writer Gay Talese.

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  Fall/Winter 2015: New Community Takes Its Pulse

  St. Norbert College

  The article "New Community Takes Its Pulse" from St. Norbert College Magazine profiles the first cohort of students at the new MCW-Green Bay medical school program, hosted on the St. Norbert campus. It emphasizes how these pioneering students, including alumnus Phil Kostka ’15, see themselves not only as future doctors but also as ambassadors for a new model of medical education.

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  Fall/Winter 2015: New Ministries Born of Long Service

  St. Norbert College

  The article "New Ministries Born of Long Service" from St. Norbert College Magazine profiles the enduring impact of longtime staff member Bob Cuccia, whose decades of service have inspired new outreach efforts. It reflects on how Cuccia’s commitment to student service trips and spiritual mentorship continues to shape the college’s mission, even as he transitions into a new phase of his life.

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  Fall/Winter 2015: Presidential Legacy Continues at Marian University

  St. Norbert College

  The Marian University Board of Trustees has appointed Andrew Manion ’87 as the 16th president of the Catholic liberal arts university. Manion, who is expected to take office in March, is the son of St. Norbert President Emeritus Tom Manion and Maureen Manion (Political Science, Emerita).

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  Fall/Winter 2015: St. Norbert Hosts Black Catholic Theological Symposium

  St. Norbert College

  The “Theologians” article from St. Norbert College Magazine’s Fall/Winter 2015 issue explores how faculty members integrate faith and scholarship, highlighting their contributions to theological discourse and their commitment to engaging students in meaningful conversations about belief, tradition, and contemporary issues.

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  Fall/Winter 2015: Who Put the Ugly in the Ho-Ho-Ho?

  St. Norbert College

  The “Ugly Sweaters” article from St. Norbert College Magazine’s Fall/Winter 2015 issue playfully explores the campus’s embrace of the ugly sweater trend, highlighting how the college bookstore and student events have turned quirky holiday fashion into a festive tradition.

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  Fall/Winter 2015: Yooper Line Storms St. Norbert Hockey

  St. Norbert College

  The “Yooper” article from St. Norbert College Magazine’s Fall/Winter 2015 issue tells the story of five women’s hockey players from Michigan’s Upper Peninsula who formed a close-knit line on the Green Knights team, showcasing their shared roots, journey to college hockey, and the strong bond they built through years of playing together.

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  Soring 2015: Initiative Opens Doors

  St. Norbert College

  The “Initiative Opens Doors” article from St. Norbert College Magazine’s Spring 2015 issue introduces a pioneering support program for students on the autism spectrum. Led by clinical psychologist Bruce Robertson, the initiative combines counseling, social skills training, and peer mentoring to help students navigate college life independently. Funded by a gift from alumni Camille and Todd Nicklaus, the program reflects a growing need for inclusive resources in higher education and offers sociology majors a unique hands-on internship experience, fostering advocacy, emotional regulation, and campus engagement for participating students.

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  Spring 2015: 2004 Grad With Nigerian Team in Challenging Conjoined Twins Surgery

  St. Norbert College

  The “2004 Grad With Nigerian Team in Challenging Conjoined Twins Surgery” article from St. Norbert College Magazine’s Spring 2015 issue honors Dr. Oluyemisi Fowode-Adeyemi ’04 for her role in a landmark 26-hour surgery to separate conjoined twins at Texas Children’s Hospital. As part of a 24-member team—including three U.S.-based Nigerian doctors—Fowode-Adeyemi contributed her expertise as a pediatric and adolescent gynecologist. The article highlights the international recognition of the team’s work, the complexity of the procedure, and Fowode-Adeyemi’s deep sense of purpose and faith, reflecting the impact of St. Norbert alumni in global medical advancements.

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  Spring 2015: A Living History to Welcome You Home

  St. Norbert College

  The “A Living History to Welcome You Home” article from St. Norbert College Magazine’s Spring 2015 issue traces the rich legacy of the Rev. Ignatius Francis Van Dyke Alumni House at 306 Third Street. Originally built in 1916 as a rectory, the building evolved through roles as faculty housing, the residence of former president Rev. Dennis Burke, and later the International Culture House. Renovated in 1999 to become the alumni house, it now serves as a welcoming space for returning graduates. The article reflects on the building’s transformation and the alumni contributions that shaped its current identity, celebrating its enduring connection to the college community.