April 20, 2026
SAU Weekly’s Bradley Thiessen-Cooper takes us to the home being built thanks to SAU students and Habitat for Humanity.
As the 2025–2026 academic year winds down and summer approaches, student burnout often begins to increase.
Artemis II launched April 1, 2026, from Kennedy Space Center, carrying four astronauts on a historic 10-day trip around the Moon.
Debate over birthright citizenship is heating up, with a 2025 executive order now tied up in the courts. Students say the uncertainty could have a major impact.
In this extended interview, SAU Weekly's Bradley Thiessen-Cooper sits down with newly-elected SGA President Taylor Snook and VP Mallory Zeman to discuss their campaign and what students can expect in the next school year.
Now that spring is here, baseball season is returning to the Quad Cities and fans are excited to be back at Modern Woodmen Park.
On this edition of SAU Weekly, we sit down with your newly-elected SGA President and Vice President to hear what they hope to accomplish. Plus, see how Fighting Bees are giving back—on campus, in the community, and around the world. And in sports, SAU Dance and Cheer wrap up historic seasons with another winning trip to the College Classic!
The St. Ambrose dance team reclaimed its national championship title after falling just short the previous year, driven by months of intense preparation and attention to detail.
St. Ambrose held their annual World Culture Fair on March 29, 2026. This was an event to showcase different cultures to the Quad Cities community and SAU students.
When a donor registry drive came to campus, one student faced a choice many overlook. Behind that decision is a process—and a need—that can change lives.
