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February 11, 2026
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On this edition of SAU Weekly, program cuts at the University of Iowa are raising concerns about what similar changes could mean for students at St. Ambrose. And in sports, we hear reaction to the university’s jump to the Heart Conference and what it means for SAU athletics moving forward.
New data suggests Tornado Alley is shifting, SAU’s Global Brigades prepare a trip to Panama, and high praise for a Quad Cities minor league ballpark... all in this episode of SAU Weekly!
Join hosts Emy Cerbin and TJ Overturf as we preview another exciting season of Women's Lacrosse!
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Join hosts CJ Boone and Madison Thompson as they preview another exciting season of SAU Men's Lacrosse!
SAU Weekly's Ellie Seberger talks to Stella Herzig about her 30+ year career at SAU ahead of her retirement.
SAU is buzzing about what their Spotify Wrapped Reveals about 2025.
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Fighting Bee Softball is off to a fast start and looking to build momentum as they head towards conference play!
Join hosts Emy Cerbin and TJ Overturf as we preview another exciting season of Women's Lacrosse!
SAU Weekly's CJ Boone heads to the basketball court at United Township High School where a local student has already started broadcasting local and professional sports.
SAU students are showing support and say that WNBA players deserve recognition like the NBA.
SAU Weekly's Jess Vargas introduces you to the Fighting Bee who's now a Quad City Steamwheeler.
Join hosts CJ Boone and Madison Thompson as they preview another exciting season of SAU Men's Lacrosse!
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SAU students are showing support and say that WNBA players deserve recognition like the NBA.
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On this edition of SAU Weekly, program cuts at the University of Iowa are raising concerns about what similar changes could mean for students at St. Ambrose. And in sports, we hear reaction to the university’s jump to the Heart Conference and what it means for SAU athletics moving forward.
