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December 8, 2025
The Latest from The Hive
SAU Weekly's Jess Vargas catches up with head women's wrestling coach Carley Rusk and a local recruit ahead of their inaugural season.
SAU Weekly's Casper Altman heads to the inaugural Out of the Darkness campus walk, an event to raise awareness about suicide prevention.
A suicide prevention walk brings campus together, and upcoming grads add some personal flair to their caps. Plus, a sneak peek at the new women's wrestling program!
Highlights from The Hive
Grant Ward’s final installment widens the focus from campus reactions to the larger ICE debate, covering how the Davenport Aldermen discussion began, recent detainee deaths, and the agency’s expanding deployments. It also notes that 330 ICE agents are being sent to more than 40 states and Puerto Rico, with Texas receiving the largest share and several other cities and towns also targeted.
SAU students are divided on the rise of “TradWife” content and the cultural impact of shows like The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, which has gained popularity alongside shifting conversations about gender roles on social media.
Christ the King Chapel at SAU is seeing a surge of young attendees as students and other newcomers increasingly turn to the Catholic Church in search of meaning, community, and connection.
Sports
In his last year at St. Ambrose, Will Reesmtsma is hoping to do what so few have done competing at the NAIA level in track and field: winning his third consecutive National Championship in the 400-meter hurdles.
Sports betting became legal in the United States in May of 2018, since that time there have been plenty of stories and controversies published in the sports news world that involve professional athletes.
Kate Suwillo became the CCAC Pole Vaulting Champion by outperforming her rivals. Suwillo reflects about what it means to win the Conference.
The men's lacrosse team ended their season short during the conference semifinals, but there were many possitives. Players reflect on their season ahead of next year.
The women's Lacrosse team had an outstanding season, and the future of the program is looking bright as it is one of the best performing teams in the University. The "Wumbo" belt is part of their success and they explain why.
SAU President Dr. Novak, students, and faculty react to the new NAIA policy banning transwomen from college sports.
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Grant Ward’s final installment widens the focus from campus reactions to the larger ICE debate, covering how the Davenport Aldermen discussion began, recent detainee deaths, and the agency’s expanding deployments. It also notes that 330 ICE agents are being sent to more than 40 states and Puerto Rico, with Texas receiving the largest share and several other cities and towns also targeted.
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SAU Weekly's Jess Vargas catches up with head women's wrestling coach Carley Rusk and a local recruit ahead of their inaugural season.
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A suicide prevention walk sparks important conversations on campus and multiple Fighting Bees prepare to take the national stage... on KALA This Week!
