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Does Ambrose Hall ring a bell? Send your memories to be published prior to a Sept. 20 ceremony to bless the renovated building and ring the new tower bell. Read about this and Homecoming 2014.
Students Volunteer Nearly 80,000 Service Hours
Our students' commitment to enriching lives has never been stronger, as evidenced by a the continuing growth in service hours as counted by Campus Ministry. Read how last year's total grew by 20,000 hours.
Middle East Institute Sets Busy Agenda
Two roundtable discussions and a film festival are on the itinerary for the inaugural fall semester of the St. Ambrose Middle East Institute. Learn more about the MEI on Sept. 17 at the Figge Museum. Read about it.
'Never Underestimate Power of Love'
Mike McAleer '64 spent 44 years, working as a champion for the developmentally handicapped. Read about his life's work.
Alum Ends Long Career with Trib Co.
Phil Doherty '78 helped the Tribune Media Group through uncertain times. He retired this month as the company's CFO. Read about it.
What grant is helping children learn about gardening at the Children's Campus this summer?
Hy-Vee One Step program
WINNER:
Carolyn Krafka '79
Who is that 1991 Homecoming queen hanging out with King Joe Jummah and their Homecoming Court? Hint: Queens must be masterful at being social, and that is occasionally hard work. See a larger image and find the answer to this pop quiz.
John Klein '79
John Klein '79 celebrated the fifth anniversary of Redstone Content Solutions, a business he and a partner launched in a basement, by being recognized as Iowa's top entrepreneur for 2014. Read about it.