On this episode of “KALA This Week,” new data from the Storm Prediction Center suggests Tornado Alley is shifting, putting the Quad Cities area directly in the crosshairs. We speak with a meteorologist about what this means for our community and how you can stay prepared. Plus, SAU’s chapter of Global Brigades are gearing up for a service trip to Panama. Find out how many donations they raised and the impact they hope to make. In sports, a Quad Cities minor league ballpark earns high praise for the fourth time and SAU Cheer and Dance host their first home competition in more than four years.
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On KALA This Week, changes to how you access campus buildings, a student's literary work gets national attention, and who to expect out of this week's registration process. In sports, the Fighting Bees prepare to say goodbye to a beloved coach and SAU Baseball will soon have a new home at the St. Vincent's Athletic Complex.
SAU mourns the loss of a former President, the inaugural Women's Wrestling team hits the mats, and students jumpstart their job searches at the annual Career Expo.
