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See how the “One Big Beautiful Bill” could impact your financial aid and we reveal how much Dance Marathon fundraised this year. And the Men’s Bowling team brings home both team and individual national titles!
On this edition of SAU Weekly, we sit down with your newly-elected SGA President and Vice President to hear what they hope to accomplish. Plus, see how Fighting Bees are giving back—on campus, in the community, and around the world. And in sports, SAU Dance and Cheer wrap up historic seasons with another winning trip to the College Classic!
SAU Weekly's CJ Boone heads to the softball field as Shai Erdrich continues her record-breaking ways.
A preview of Dance Marathon's Big Event and the SAU softball player who's stealing her own records! Catch these stories and more on KALA This Week!
On this edition of SAU Weekly, who SAU chose as its new student body president. Plus, how the campus came together to celebrate cultural diversity. And don't miss a special preview of SAU Dance Marathon's BIG EVENT next weekend!
On this edition of SAU Weekly, program cuts at the University of Iowa are raising concerns about what similar changes could mean for students at St. Ambrose. And in sports, we hear reaction to the university’s jump to the Heart Conference and what it means for SAU athletics moving forward.
Fighting Bee Softball is off to a fast start and looking to build momentum as they head towards conference play!
🎬 SAU Weekly’s Final Newscast of the Semester! 🏠 Summer Housing Scramble – Students speak out after being moved into dorms for the summer. What’s behind the unexpected switch? 🔔 Bell Tower Tune-Up – One of SAU’s most iconic landmarks is getting a fresh new look. We’ll tell you why. 🎶 Ending on a High […]
🎥 This week on SAU Weekly… 🗣️ A Call for Unity – Students rally together to uphold the mission of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion after the university office closes 💡 Bright Minds, Bold Ideas – Seniors shine as they present their work at the Undergraduate Scholar Conference 👟 Step Up for a Cause – Students […]
