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A Timeless Tale on Friendship: SAU’s “A Year With Frog & Toad”

Take a peek behind the curtain of SAU’s “A Year With Frog & Toad”.

St. Ambrose Cheer Seniors Chase Historic Fourth Straight National Title

The St. Ambrose Cheer Team has brought home three national titles in the past three years. Can these senior students bring home one more before they graduate?

Strong Partnerships, Stronger Communities: Why Iowa Should Protect Proven Pathways in Higher Education

Photo Courtesy of St. Ambrose University: Photo of Dr. Amy Novak, SAU President. The following is a statement in its entirety provided by SAU President Amy Novak on a new Iowa House Bill proposing some Iowa community colleges could offer four-year degrees under certain conditions. The bill as amended does not affect SAU as EICC […]

SAU on ICE: Campus Reactions to Minneapolis ICE Raids and the Death of Alex Pretti

SAU Media major and Buzz writer, Grant Ward, writes a special spring semester series on the operations of and student reactions to the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Opening Doors or Crossing Lines: Iowa Community Colleges Potentially Offering 4-Year Degrees

A new bill proposal in Iowa could allow community colleges to offer 4-year bachelor degrees.

Getting Through the Coldest Winters: Suicide Awareness and Resources for St. Ambrose Students

Statistics show that many college students struggle with depression, and are afraid to seek help. Learn how St. Ambrose University is breaking the stigma and offering support so no student has to struggle alone.

Oscar Buzz on Campus

The 98th annual Oscars, airing Sunday, March 15th, already has students making their yearly watch-party plans. 

“Scandalous Garbage” Student Gamblers Say They Lost Money on Scandals

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.

Stranded: Students Fear Missing the Holidays Due to Flight Delays

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?