The Buzz
The latest stories covered by SAU’s student publication, The Buzz.
SAU Winter Guard says goodbye to the class that started it all.
In this edition of Inside SAU Athletics we’re joined by members of our Dance and Cheer teams following their trip to Nationals in Ypsilanti, Michigan. First year head cheer coach Alex Newenham and senior Rachel Ruplinger discuss their historic three-peat win and the added pressure of their return to nationals. First year head dance coach […]
SAU students react to the thought of integrated Canada as the 51st state.
The Buzz asked St. Ambrose students if public schools should require vaccinations.
An inside look at SAU Dance Marathon's bi-annual push event.
On our latest episode of Inside SAU Athletics, we recap the wrestling season with head coach Bo Bettinson and senior standout Diego Machado. It was a successful season, but a bittersweet ending for a special group of seniors that built the program into what it is today.
SAU track star, Dylan Grandon has his sights set on winning.
Last year, 106,000 immigrants came to the United States seeking refuge, according to USA Facts. A person often seeks refuge or asylum in the U.S. in order to escape persecution that is considered unjust and illegal in the U.S. These unjust persecutions in their home country are often over race, religion, political opinion, and involvement in certain social groups. Persecution of this kind is prohibited in the United States under Title VII under the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
While a refugee is safe from persecution once they are approved to live in the United States, it isn’t all easy going from there. The next step for the refugee and their family is to integrate into U.S. society, which can present its own challenges. In 2023, St. Ambrose University answered the call to help refugees integrate and settle down in U.S. society and became the first campus in Iowa to join Every Campus a Refuge.
The SAU cheer team adapts to injuries this competition season.
