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Women at SAU: Marianne Fenn

A teacher at St. Ambrose University since 2011, Dr. Marianne Fenn has been around for a decade now and has become one of the leading faces in the Department of Communication. Fenn has touched on why National Women’s Month is important to her and the community here at SAU.  Even through the current pandemic, Fenn […]

Word on the Street: COVID-19 Vaccine

As vaccines become more available, will SAU students get it?

Photo Essay: DEI Pledge

The Office of Student Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion hosted the SAU Inclusion Pledge Drive in honor of Multicultural Week on Tuesday from 2-4 p.m. in the Beehive at Ambrose Hall.

Women at SAU: Elizabeth “Liz” Lareau

Elizabeth “Liz” Lareau is a loving mom, fearless advocate and also a woman working in public relations. She currently owns her own PR firm and also teaches part-time at St. Ambrose University.

COVID-19 Vaccine Update in Scott County

COVID-19 Vaccine updates in Scott County, Iowa.

Five ways to reduce stress from academic burnout

Ways to help resolve an academic burnout from a lack of spring break.

Fighting Bee: Music major Michael Campbell

Michael Campbell is a junior at St. Ambrose University and is involved in all three bands on campus—marching, jazz and symphonic.

Help yourself heal: Therapy Assistance Online

Therapy Assistance Online is an interactive, guided program that’s helping the SAU community deal with mental health concerns, Covid-19 related or otherwise.

Former military student finds camaraderie within St. Ambrose

Army veteran Terrance Koob describes time overseas and as a student.

SAU students talk about what they have learned from the COVID-19 pandemic: One year later

This March marks the one year anniversary of the serious arrival of COVID-19. I asked students about what they’ve learned outside the classroom during a time never seen before. “What have you learned about yourself since the start of the pandemic?” Name: Brooke Hass Hometown: Pearl City, Ill. Major: Strategic Communication/Public Relations “I’m a lot […]