Student Life

Political Jesus: Campus Leaders Address Polarization Within Christian Communities

In an age of polarized politics, campus leaders Fr. Dale Mallory, Nicki Gant, and Jaxson Eisenbarth encourage us to choose love and unity over dividing politics.

More Than a Team: SAU Swim and Dive Celebrates a Season of Growth, Camaraderie, and Championship Results

Learn more about the St. Ambrose Swim and Dive Team's NAIA National Championship victory this past weekend.

Credit Cards on Campus: Helpful Tool or Financial Trap?

Students are increasingly using credit cards on campus, raising the question of whether they serve as a helpful financial tool for building credit or a risky trap that can lead to long-term debt.

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”.

From Classrooms to Coastlines: SAU Students Prepare for Spring Break

SAU students are counting down the days until spring break! Find out where some of these students are going to relax.

Behind the Lens: Social Media Interns Power Our Football Program 

Get to know social media interns, Katie Le and Everett Parker, who do more than just capture our SAU Football Program.

SAU on ICE Part 2: “Make Davenport Safe Again” – Some students say they support the City of Davenport’s Opposition to Iowa ICE Directive

SAU Media major and Buzz writer Grant Ward continues their special spring semester series on the operations of and student reactions to the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement. In part 2, they discuss the City of Davenport’s decision not to work with ICE and Kristi Noem’s repositioning.

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?

Closer to Home: Tornado Alley Shifts East 

Now that the winter season has ended and spring has arrived, SAU must be prepared for changing weather conditions and remain alert for the possibility of tornadoes.