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SAU Weekly: November 6, 2026

In this edition of SAU Weekly, a look at the ongoing updates to campus townhouses and a preview of SAU Theatre's Fall production. In sports, a recap of the inaugural Mercy-Ambrose Classic and we check in with the SAU Cross-Country team as the prepare for their conference meet.

SAU Weekly: October 30, 2026

In this edition of SAU Weekly, a look at the ongoing updates to campus townhouses and a preview of SAU Theatre's Fall production. In sports, a recap of the inaugural Mercy-Ambrose Classic and we check in with the SAU Cross-Country team as the prepare for their conference meet.

AI at Ambrose Volume 2: Meeting Julius Caesar in Class

From handwritten workbooks to chatbot conversations with Julius Caesar, SAU professors are rethinking how they teach in the age of AI. In the second installment of “AI at Ambrose,” faculty and students explore what these changes mean for learning—and who’s doing the thinking.

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Sexual Assault on Campus: Who Listens When Students Speak?

When students report sexual assault, who listens—and what happens next? The Buzz examines St. Ambrose University’s reporting process, survivor resources, and prevention efforts, alongside questions about transparency in campus investigations.

AI at Ambrose Volume 2: Meeting Julius Caesar in Class

From handwritten workbooks to chatbot conversations with Julius Caesar, SAU professors are rethinking how they teach in the age of AI. In the second installment of “AI at Ambrose,” faculty and students explore what these changes mean for learning—and who’s doing the thinking.

Students Ready for Election’s Ads to Stop 

With the 2026 midterms days away, SAU students share frustration with negative political ads, concerns about a divided country and mixed feelings about following the election.

Sports

A Closer Look at the NAIA’s Transgender Vote

Insight and reaction to a landmark decision from the NAIA on transgender athletes.

SAU’s Reemtsma Chasing Greatness and Olympic Dreams

In his last year at St. Ambrose, Will Reesmtsma is hoping to do what so few have done competing at the NAIA level in track and field: winning his third consecutive National Championship in the 400-meter hurdles.

Is There a Gambling Problem in Professional Sports?

Sports betting became legal in the United States in May of 2018, since that time there have been plenty of stories and controversies published in the sports news world that involve professional athletes.

Jumping over new heights – Kate Surwillo is a CCAC Champion

Kate Suwillo became the CCAC Pole Vaulting Champion by outperforming her rivals. Suwillo reflects about what it means to win the Conference.

Men’s Lacrosse Season Recap – Exciting things ahead

The men's lacrosse team ended their season short during the conference semifinals, but there were many possitives. Players reflect on their season ahead of next year.

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Sexual Assault on Campus: Who Listens When Students Speak?

When students report sexual assault, who listens—and what happens next? The Buzz examines St. Ambrose University’s reporting process, survivor resources, and prevention efforts, alongside questions about transparency in campus investigations.

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SAU Weekly: November 6, 2026

In this edition of SAU Weekly, a look at the ongoing updates to campus townhouses and a preview of SAU Theatre's Fall production. In sports, a recap of the inaugural Mercy-Ambrose Classic and we check in with the SAU Cross-Country team as the prepare for their conference meet.

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KALA This Week: October 26, 2026

On KALA This Week, changes to how you access campus buildings, a student's literary work gets national attention, and who to expect out of this week's registration process. In sports, the Fighting Bees prepare to say goodbye to a beloved coach and SAU Baseball will soon have a new home at the St. Vincent's Athletic Complex.