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Welcome home! We’re thrilled to have you here.

As part of our mission to foster a spirit of Green Knights pride and loyalty among our St. Norbert College community, we warmly welcome students, young alumni, and Golden Knights alike. We provide a range of opportunities and services designed to keep you connected and involved with your alma mater throughout your lifetime.

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The galleries in the Carol and Robert Bush Art Center serve to inspire, enhance and culturally enrich scholarship at St. Norbert College and within the greater community, through the collection and exhibition of art.

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The Mission of Student Philanthropy and Bert here at St.Norbert College is to educate undergraduate students about the impact of giving back. Not only can they see the impact of this in their own experiences, but the impact it also has on others. Bert’s primary goal and purpose is to serve as the mascot of student philanthropy to create awareness of and importance of this very mission.


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Communio: to model true communio by including all student philanthropy into one centralized message
Transparency: to educate students about the generosity of donors through building remodels, campus changes, and scholarships
Opportunity: to give students the opportunity to become part of the tradition of giving back and philanthropy
Appreciation: to ensure that students understand and appreciate the opportunities afforded to them by St. Norbert College and its loyal philanthropic supporters

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Our mission is to provide an inclusive environment that enhances university culture by creating equitable access to career education opportunities. Together, we connect all students to resources, external partners, and experiences that bridge their educational journey with their professional identity for meaningful careers and lives of purpose.

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The Emmaus Center for Spiritual Life & Vocation joyfully cultivates the spiritual development of all members of the college and brings to life the Catholic, Norbertine, and Liberal Arts traditions by fostering relationships and forming communities that:

• Celebrate the diverse ways we encounter God active in the world
• Engage deep questions of identity, meaning, vocation and faith
• Move us to fulfill our call to work as agents of justice

Our graduates live with meaning and embody a sacred commitment to justice, wisdom and authenticity.

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English supports the mission of the college as a Catholic liberal arts college embracing the Norbertine tradition of community and is committed to providing an educational environment that is intellectually, spiritually and personally challenging. English majors and faculty interact inside and outside the classroom, engaging in conversations about literature, connecting literature to spiritual concerns and encouraging each other to participate actively in the college community.

The English discipline’s vision is to help English majors become caring, thoughtful citizens. English majors graduate with the knowledge, skills and desire necessary to make positive contributions to the communities they enter. To achieve that end, the English major includes the following:

• The broad canvas of English and American literature, which we recognize as an evolving, rather than static, body of work.
• Practicing the essential skills of critical inquiry through reading, analysis and academic writing.
• Learning the debates that frame the study of literature and how to apply theoretical paradigms to readings of literature.
• Engaging in the study of a foreign language.
• Pursuing creative writing, and serving the college and outside communities through academic organizations and extra-curricular projects.

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To advance the well-being of the SNC community through integrated medical, mental health, and wellness services and programs. Health & Wellness offers culturally-informed primary care, health promotion, and student-centered counseling for the SNC community. We value a collaborative, holistic approach to caring for the mind and body through accessible, high-quality services, programs, policies, and environments.

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Libraries are where people and ideas converge and spark the creation of new knowledge. As the intellectual heart of campus, we work to provide a place where students, faculty, staff and the wider community can learn, innovate, collaborate and find that important time to reflect.

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St. Norbert College, a Catholic liberal arts college embracing the Norbertine ideal of communio, provides an educational environment that fosters intellectual, spiritual and personal development.

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The overall mission of the St. Norbert College Music Department is the preparation of students for careers in teaching, performance and related music professions. At St. Norbert College, students have the opportunity to enrich their musical understanding and sensitivity through courses in music appreciation, theory, history and music performance. Music is not merely a skill to be mastered but can be considered more deeply as an expression of the feelings, values and aspirations found throughout human history. Our curriculum exposes students to music of different eras, religious beliefs and cultures with the purpose of developing understanding and a lifelong appreciation of the musical arts.

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The Function of the Norman Miller Center for Peace, Justice and Public Understanding
Catholic social teaching and our Norbertine heritage inspire us to be advocates for the common good and builders of sustainable peace. Paul VI said, "If you want peace, work for justice." More recently, Benedict XVI wrote, "The more we strive to secure a common good corresponding to the real needs of our neighbors, the more effectively we love them. Every Christian is called to practice this charity, in a manner corresponding to his [or her] vocation and according to the degree of influence he [or she] wields in the polis."

The Norman Miller Center for Peace, Justice and Public Understanding seeks to fulfill this calling. Through curricular and co-curricular programs, we partner with all academic disciplines in cultivating awareness, compassion and commitment to justice and the building of sustainable peace. We seek peace in the broadest sense as shalom, and we pursue justice not as revenge, but as the establishment of what is right.

Informed action depends on understanding. As part of St. Norbert College’s Division of Academic Affairs, the Norman Miller Center provides resources and opportunities for the St. Norbert College community and others to discuss, understand and partner for change in some of the most complex issues of our time. Our curricular and co-curricular programs help prepare students to engage with issues of peace and justice both locally and globally with clarity and charity.

While promoting interfaith understanding as essential to our mission, we are particularly mindful of the Catholic intellectual tradition and Catholic Social Teaching as we cultivate among students the understanding, experience, and passion through which they may engage their communities effectively as agents of positive change in the world. We also maintain the emphasis on peacebuilding and human dignity seen in the life of Norbert of Xanten and the ongoing Norbertine tradition, extending the ideal of communio toward our far neighbors and remaining vigilant on behalf of the common good.

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We’re committed to keeping our St. Norbert community – students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends – informed and engaged. We also believe it’s important to share our story and history of success with the local, regional, national and international media.

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The psychology discipline at St. Norbert College is committed to increasing and broadening students’ scientific knowledge of behavior and mental processes; increasing and broadening students’ understanding of themselves and others; and encouraging students to apply this knowledge and understanding appropriately to improve the condition of individuals, organizations and society. We pursue this mission within the context of the college’s commitment to provide an educational environment that fosters intellectual, spiritual and personal development.

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St. Norbert College fosters a teaching and learning environment that nurtures student career development. We provide employment opportunities where students learn to identify and transfer skills, develop and achieve goals, and experience Catholic, Norbertine values in a work setting.

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The Tech Bar is thing and a place for students, faculty and staff development of digital skills and competencies. We have both student workers and full time staff to help anyone who needs it with things like learning to use Google, creating a website, learning to make a video or do a screencast, create digital maps, learn spreadsheets, data security or really anything in the digital world. Any student, faculty or staff member can either walk-in or make an appointment. Further, we also put on staff/faculty training 2 times per year in winter and summer at a Tech Bar Conference where we go hands on with the amazing processes and tools we have here at SNC.

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Theatre studies at St. Norbert College embraces a liberal-arts education that challenges students intellectually, spiritually and personally. We educate our students in critical- and creative-thinking skills, as well as the practices of the theatrical arts. Through performance, we investigate the interplay between theory and practice, student and community, culminating in challenging, provocative and rewarding productions. We seek to create opportunities for all participants, fostering a spirit of communio and collaboration while striving for excellence

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The theology and religious studies discipline is a community of scholars who teach by word and example. We believe pursuing religious and theological questions – questions about ultimate meaning, God, and how we relate to God, one another, and the created world – is essential to a good and meaningful life. In the spirit of the rich Catholic intellectual tradition, we believe sustained conversation with other academic disciplines and a variety of religious traditions is necessary to the study of theology and religion. As taught by the Second Vatican Council, the Catholic tradition develops over time through study, contemplation, and partnership for justice with all peoples of good will. Inspired by the Norbertine value of radical hospitality, we advocate for the inclusion of all persons, especially those who are victims of injustice.

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As theology and religious studies majors and minors, students will:
• Understand the core concepts of the discipline (e.g., revelation, reason, faith, ritual, ethics, authority, tradition, mystery, and interpretation).
• Locate their identities and theological viewpoints within historical, global, and social contexts.
• Apply critical intellectual frameworks at work in the scholarship of theology and religious studies.
• Develop skills in reading primary and secondary "texts" (e.g., scripture, books, films, artwork, architecture).
• Develop writing skills that exhibit coherent, careful, and theologically informed thought.
• Develop skills in the practice of genuine dialogue in both personal and public spaces about ultimate meaning and the common good.
• Engage with the community on issues of justice.
• Reflect on vocation and personal responsibility to the common good.

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