ON THIS EDITION OF SAU WEEKLY: As the longest government shutdown in history drags on and SNAP benefits come to a halt, SAU students are stepping up to help fill the gap. PLUS, SAU’s favorite DJ earns statewide recognition and hundreds of student volunteers lend a hand to help neighbors prepare for winter. And in sports, SAU Football picks up a big conference win at home, and Cross-Country gears up for their biggest race of the season.
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- Bee Adaptive and Inclusive, Bee Nourished, Bee the Difference Day, Bee the Difference Month, cross country, David Baker, DJ of the Year, football, government shutdown, Iowa Music Awards, KALA Radio, Mr. Inclusive, SNAP Benefits, SPORTS, St. Ambrose University, student life, volunteering, women's soccer, women's volleyball
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