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Late-Night Bites: Students Welcome B-Dubs

Buffalo Wild Wings Go has officially arrived on Saint Ambrose’s campus, giving students a new place to grab food after classes, practices and late-night study sessions.

SAU Homecoming Brings Fighting Bee Community Together

Celebrate SAU Homecoming 2026 with a full week of Fighting Bee pride, campus events, alumni traditions, and the excitement leading up to the big game on Oct. 3. Wear your blue and white, bring your friends, and join the SAU community in making memories.

“Survival of the Fittest:” Students Navigate Delayed Parking Permits 

For St. Ambrose University students returning to campus this fall, finding a parking spot has been a challenge for some. Delays in the university’s new parking-permit system left students waiting for updates through much of August before permits finally became available to the entire student body at once.

Highlights from The Hive

Who’s “Big Daddy?” St. Ambrose and Mount Mercy Campuses Adjust to Merger

St. Ambrose and Mount Mercy students and faculty are adjusting to the realities of the universities’ merger, from shared classes and technology changes to concerns about Mount Mercy’s identity. While some see expanded programs and resources ahead, others are still waiting for answers as the transition continues.

Protecting the Players: St. Ambrose Football Responds to CTE Concerns

As concerns about CTE and head injuries continue, St. Ambrose football is emphasizing helmet safety, concussion education and Guardian Caps during practice. The program’s approach includes properly fitted equipment, safety testing and teaching players how to reduce unnecessary head contact on the field.

AI at Ambrose: Who’s Doing the Thinking?

In the first installment of his four-part series AI at Ambrose, George Coin examines how St. Ambrose students are using artificial intelligence in their academic work—and where they draw the line between using AI as a helpful learning tool and using it in ways that could be considered cheating.

Sports

Ice Fever: SAU Fans Rally for Stanley Cup Playoffs

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.

Inside SAU Athletics: Women’s Track & Field

Catch up with the SAU Women's Track and Field program as they head into their Conference and National Meets!

Rewriting the Script: Indiana Football’s Historic Path to Perfection

Once the biggest losing program in FBS history, Indiana football completed a stunning two-year turnaround under Curt Cignetti, going 16–0 and winning the 2025 national championship.

Chasing Seconds, Writing Stories

A disciplined swimmer from Hungary, György Domonkos balances life in the pool with a passion for storytelling, building a future shaped by both structure and sport.

From the Majors to the Mississippi: Baseball Returns to Davenport

Now that spring is here, baseball season is returning to the Quad Cities and fans are excited to be back at Modern Woodmen Park.

Dance Reclaims Title as St. Ambrose Spirit Programs Show Resilience at Nationals

The St. Ambrose dance team reclaimed its national championship title after falling just short the previous year, driven by months of intense preparation and attention to detail.

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