student life

What’s the Buzz?: A New Administration with SGA VP Kirti Mann

SAU Weekly’s Grant Ward sits down with SGA’s newly-elected vice president Kirti Mann to discuss her campaign alongside President Matt Ardaugh and their plans for the 25-26 school year.

SAU Weekly: April 4, 2025

🎬 Welcome to a brand-new episode of SAU Weekly! In this week’s edition: 🗳️ Election Results Are In! Find out who you chose as the next SGA President. 🎭 Go behind the scenes as SAU Theatre gets ready to debut a swashbuckling comic opera. And in Sports: 🏆 SAU Cheer and Dance teams shine once […]

SAU Weekly: March 28, 2025

This week on SAU Weekly:🗳️ Meet the SGA Candidates – With the presidential election coming up, hear from the three candidates about their plans for YOU! 📚 Registration Prep – Get the classes you need next semester with these essential tips. 💙 Day of Giving – Find out how you can give back and make […]

Dance Marathon Hosts Fundraising Gala

On March 8th, the fifth annual gala for St. Ambrose Dance Marathon was hosted in the Rogalski Center Ballroom. Many students from the SAU community, including faculty, family, and alumni came to support Dance Marathon’s biggest fundraising event of the year, all while enjoying a nice dinner. Fundraising Director, Addie Hendrick explained that this event […]

SAU Weekly: March 14, 2025

On this edition of SAU Weekly, Student Government Association addresses a growing issue facing higher ed with a Student Forum. And amid the war between Ukraine and Russia, what one of our own here at St. Ambrose wants you to know. In sports, the SAU Men’s Bowling looks to strike gold in Las Vegas as […]

SAU Tuition Hike Prompts Concerns Among Students and Families

The 2025-2026 school year at SAU is coming with a cost.

Ambrose Seniors React to New Housing Updates

New housing updates for the 2025 fall semester are creating buzz around campus.

Anti-DEI Laws Hit Close to Home for SAU Campus and Students

Iowa’s new anti-DEI bill now questions SAU's Office of Student Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, sparking debate among students and faculty.

Anyone Want to Fly Over Spring Break?

Students and faculty are divided on their feelings about flying, raising questions about government responsibility and aviation safety.