Student Life
SAU students, faculty, and staff all are at risk to distracted or inattentive drivers. It is important to know how to stay safe and be attentive on the road.
At 23, Delaney Walsh navigates graduate school, coaching, and a lifelong love of sports while adapting to life with Stargardt’s disease and a sudden loss of central vision.
The 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs are bringing playoff energy to the Quad Cities, where hockey fans continue to fuel the region’s growing love for the game.
SAU junior Carter Gaber created “Swim Coach Sim,” a unique mobile game where players act as a college swim coach, recruiting athletes and managing seasons instead of controlling races.
At the Putnam Museum, SAU chemistry professor Andy Axup volunteers each month to make science fun and approachable for elementary students through energetic, hands-on experiments.
International students at St. Ambrose University say they’re grateful to study in the U.S. despite today’s political climate, valuing the access to quality education and new opportunities.
SAU students react to gas prices increasing between the states of Iowa and Illinois.
Even in shared faith, quiet divisions linger, reminding students to choose unity and Christ-like love over political differences.
SAU campus reacts to the AI-generated image posted to Truth Social by President Donald Trump, portraying him in a Jesus-like pose.
Fans are most concerned about the high ticket prices for Harry Styles’ upcoming “Together, Together” tour, with nosebleed seats ranging from $400–$450 and many tickets climbing past $1,000.
