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September 27, 2026
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Sydney Sweeney’s Novig advertisement has SAU athletes divided over marketing and the portrayal of women in sports. Some see an attention-grabbing success, while others say it reinforces a focus on women’s bodies rather than their athletic abilities.
As AI reshapes the workplace, SAU students are considering what it means for their future careers. Many see it as a useful tool rather than a replacement, but concerns about mistakes, overreliance and losing human connection remain.
SAU Weekly's Evelyn Shaw showcases the hard work DM15 puts into their Fall Push Day and how much they raised during a week of fundraising.
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St. Ambrose and Mount Mercy students and faculty are adjusting to the realities of the universities’ merger, from shared classes and technology changes to concerns about Mount Mercy’s identity. While some see expanded programs and resources ahead, others are still waiting for answers as the transition continues.
As concerns about CTE and head injuries continue, St. Ambrose football is emphasizing helmet safety, concussion education and Guardian Caps during practice. The program’s approach includes properly fitted equipment, safety testing and teaching players how to reduce unnecessary head contact on the field.
In the first installment of his four-part series AI at Ambrose, George Coin examines how St. Ambrose students are using artificial intelligence in their academic work—and where they draw the line between using AI as a helpful learning tool and using it in ways that could be considered cheating.
Sports
Tougher competition, longer trips and unfamiliar opponents are bringing new challenges for SAU student-athletes in the Heart of America Athletic Conference. As teams adjust, athletes see opportunities to improve their performance and make their mark.
As concerns about CTE and head injuries continue, St. Ambrose football is emphasizing helmet safety, concussion education and Guardian Caps during practice. The program’s approach includes properly fitted equipment, safety testing and teaching players how to reduce unnecessary head contact on the field.
St. Ambrose University defeated Augustana College 4-1 in the annual Battle for the River on May 2, earning SAU Esports its fourth straight victory in the rivalry.
Participation in high school sports has rapidly declined over the years. Learn how SAU's football team has dealt with this issue in recruiting college athletes.
SAU sophomore, Tyler Close, won both individual and team bowling championships this past year, and is know reflecting on the amazing season he has had.
SAU won its first national championship in men’s bowling in Green Bay, claiming both the team title over Mount Mercy and the singles title with Tyler Close, as players reflected on the challenge of the season and looked ahead to building on their success.
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Tougher competition, longer trips and unfamiliar opponents are bringing new challenges for SAU student-athletes in the Heart of America Athletic Conference. As teams adjust, athletes see opportunities to improve their performance and make their mark.
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SAU Weekly's Evelyn Shaw showcases the hard work DM15 puts into their Fall Push Day and how much they raised during a week of fundraising.
