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Anyone with an internet connection has more than likely heard of the USC Ice Bucket Challenge. Like the A-L-S Ice Bucket Challenge back in 2014, this challenge focuses on the importance of mental health. It began at the University of South Carolina, highlighting the mental health struggles around the world and with students. That’s why […]
On Saturday, May 3rd, student musicians at SAU gathered to perform at the annual bi-annual spring recital inside Madsen Hall. Whether it was students majoring in musical education, or simply just like the hobby, they were each selected by their professors to showcase their talents. SAU professor of music, Nathan Windt, explained “It’s similar to […]
At the heart of St. Ambrose University stands one of its most iconic and beloved landmarks, the Chapel bell tower. Built in 1952, the tower has long been a symbol of tradition, reflection, and community on campus. Recently, the Chapel tower has been undergoing careful brick restoration. While the work might not be immediately noticeable […]
Summer housing is nothing new at St. Ambrose University. However, this summer’s housing for St. Ambrose students will feature a big change, as students will go from living in apartments to dorms. Residence Life Area Coordinator Steven McConnell says this is a change that needs to happen. “For two and a half decades, [the apartments] […]
The SAU men’s volleyball team hit the court this season with plenty of heart, but not much experience. They started the season with a roster full of first-year players and few returners. This led to the Bees facing an up-hill climb from the start, but saw much improvement. Head coach, Ray Green, says, “so we […]
St. Ambrose University beat Augustana College 4-1 in Battle for the River on Saturday, April 26th. The event determined which team would get the Esports Oar for another year. The paddle lists “SAU” and “Bees” on one side and “Augie” and “Vikings” on the other. Before the event started, Keith Hamaker, Director of Esports at […]
St. Ambrose’s creative arts journal, Quercus, hosted their journal release event on April 30th. The event consisted of sneak peeks from their 34th volume that went live on their website on May 1st. Contributors of the journal had a chance to showcase their writing, artwork, and audio/video pieces at the gathering. Many people came together […]
