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October 27, 2026
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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.
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.
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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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.
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.
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
The women's Lacrosse team had an outstanding season, and the future of the program is looking bright as it is one of the best performing teams in the University. The "Wumbo" belt is part of their success and they explain why.
SAU President Dr. Novak, students, and faculty react to the new NAIA policy banning transwomen from college sports.
Lauren Hoesly, Wisconsin, earned the Women's Lacrosse career points record this season. SAU's Jorge Brizuela talked to her about what it means for her.
The SAU Dance and Cheer teams won back-to-back NAIA National Championships. A celebration was held for them at the Rogalski Center Ballroom.
The Bees are off to a great start as their 6-3 record shows. This team says their last year’s experiences can help them win a national championship.
SAU Softball picther Erica Ralfs, senior, broke the career strikeout record for the team previously set in 2001 by Janelle Cook.
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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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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.
KALA-FM
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.
