The Buzz
The latest stories covered by SAU’s student publication, The Buzz.
St. Ambrose University is the only school to have both their cheer and dance teams win back-to-back NAIA national championships, but this year brings change and new opportunities: new head coaches for both programs. Laurel Ritter has been with the SAU dance program since 2010. After receiving her master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, […]
Students share their thoughts about the Cosgrove cafeteria’s recent renovation.
A closer look at a few of the clubs that St. Ambrose has to offer.
A synopsis of all the fun events offered during the first weeks of the fall semester.
As finals week approaches, students at St. Ambrose are preparing for their tests, projects, and presentations. Yet some students have found that their preparations have led to negative impacts on their mental health, specifically with stress and anxiety.
In the wake of the crisis in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territory, hundreds of campuses across the United States have become battlegrounds for impassioned debate, protest, and activism. The atmosphere at St. Ambrose University stands noticeably peaceful.
Many graduating students both here at SAU and across the nation are looking for apartments to rent, but struggling to find affordable options.
Will the 2024 USA men's team make up for their 2023 failures? Host, Tanner Irey, sits down with basketball Kieran Farrell and Will Spriggs, and SAU broadcaster Ryan Schiestel to give their thought on the 2024 men's basketball Olympics.
Saint Ambrose University’s cheer team has made itself known to many. Within the last four years, the program has grown exponentially, though it had to start from something.
Insight and reaction to a landmark decision from the NAIA on transgender athletes.