On this edition of SAU Weekly: A local neighborhood is working to revitalize its village district and attract more St. Ambrose students to its small businesses. Plus, rising gas prices are making some students rethink their spring break travel plans. And, Davis Hall welcomed some unexpected guests this week… but they’re not who you might expect. In sports, a Fighting Bee is cycling into the record books with a rare feat on the baseball field. And we have results from SAU Track & Field and Swimming & Diving as they compete on the national stage.
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