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Recent indictments of two Cleveland Guardians pitchers for game-rigging have affected SAU student gamblers, leading to lost money and concerns about the integrity of professional sports.
As fall semester begins to wrap up, students are excited to go home for the holidays...or will they not be able to make it due to all the flight delays?
Thousands gathered at Vander Veer Botanical Park to join the nationwide ‘No Kings’ protest—declaring that democracy belongs to the people and not to rulers. Here's what the SAU community had to say.
Students step out of the classroom and into the community for the annual Bee The Difference Day.
Students shared their opinions on the new mailroom and what it brings to the campus.
SAU students from Chicago are divided as federal agents flood the city. Some support Trump’s crackdown on crime, while others fear government overreach and escalating tension.
SAU students and staff express mixed feelings about Iowa’s K-12 phone ban, citing benefits for focus but concerns over safety and enforcement.
As summer fades and fall begins to bloom, the bees are buzzing with excitement for a fresh and thrilling new school year at St. Ambrose University. With numerous changes and renovations taking place over the summer, students are eager to discover what the year ahead holds. One of the biggest changes this summer is the […]
For Matt Ardaugh, being Student Body President is about more than a title—it’s about making sure every SAU student has a purpose. Here’s what he’s learned in his first 150 days.
Charlie Kirk was assassinated on September 10, 2025, at Utah Valley University. The tragedy shocked students and faculty at St. Ambrose University, as many hope this event sparks change to end political violence in the U.S.
