politics
SAU campus reacts to the AI-generated image posted to Truth Social by President Donald Trump, portraying him in a Jesus-like pose.
Debate over birthright citizenship is heating up, with a 2025 executive order now tied up in the courts. Students say the uncertainty could have a major impact.
In an age of polarized politics, campus leaders Fr. Dale Mallory, Nicki Gant, and Jaxson Eisenbarth encourage us to choose love and unity over dividing politics.
Charlie Kirk was assassinated on September 10, 2025, at Utah Valley University. The tragedy shocked students and faculty at St. Ambrose University, as many hope this event sparks change to end political violence in the U.S.
What does this mean for the nation, states, communities, and individuals? Professors from SAU’s departments of Nursing, Public Health, and Economics share their insights.
Political science professor Dr. Kim weighs in on Trump’s federal and state charges concerning his presidency.
Students react to voting for candidates that statistically fall along gender lines.
Students react to the Vice Presidental debate.
Students debate before the Vice President debate.
