On this edition of SAU Weekly, we’re highlighting the ways the St. Ambrose community is making an impact! St. Ambrose students and staff step up to donate blood and support a great cause. Plus, hear from a microbiologist and sixth-generation Iowa farmer about his efforts to promote sustainability and protect the land on a local level. And in sports, we’re recapping a successful week for Fighting Bees cross country at the Heart Conference Championships as the teams race their way to the top.
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In this edition of SAU Weekly, a look at the ongoing updates to campus townhouses and a preview of SAU Theatre's Fall production. In sports, a recap of the inaugural Mercy-Ambrose Classic and we check in with the SAU Cross-Country team as the prepare for their conference meet.
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