student life
On this week’s edition of SAU Weekly, the Black Student Union “Unity March” hopes to strengthen inclusion and equality on campus. And we’ll take you to The Beehive where hip-hop artist Dessa stopped by to perform. In sports, we have highlights from Fighting Bees softball and who earned conference player of the week honors for […]
On this week’s edition of SAU Weekly, how the Clothesline Project is raising awareness about sexual assault and a look behind the scenes of the SAU Studio Theater renovation. In sports, highlights from two big wins for our men’s and women’s lacrosse teams and we look back at Iowa Women’s Basketball Coach Lisa Bluder’s time […]
SAU Weekly’s Kler Soe explains how this partnership between SAU and Victory XR is giving students the chance to travel the world without even leaving the classroom.
SAU Weekly’s Cooper Alt explains the emergence of the new chatbot ChatGPT and the issues it poses to higher education.
From AI to VR, we’re talking tech in this week’s new edition of SAU Weekly! We also showcase this week’s Francis at Ten conference and celebrate two historic wins for our cheer and dance teams.
After successfully piloting a security camera in the lower level of Cosgrove Hall, SAU Weekly’s Ryan Schiestel speaks with the campus security team about their plan to install more cameras across campus.
In an effort to improve campus security, the university plans to install security in all residence halls by spring break. And, we talk to our Dance and Cheer team before they compete at nationals. Plus, softball highlights and SAU welcomes a new head coach to lead the women’s lacrosse program.
SAU Weekly’s Addison Slavish takes us inside the career fair where SAU students and local businesses alike try to find the right fit.
As we approach spring, we take a look at flood projections and how it may affect Davenport. And as graduation approaches, SAU seniors got the opportunity to network at a career fair. In sports, we update results from Swimming & Diving and Track & Field as they compete for National Championships.
SAU Weekly’s Kler Soe highlights the annual BEE Curious: Explore STEAM event where kids from 2nd-8th grade could learn more about science, technology, engineering, art, and math.
