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Race Matters, the fifth in a series of year-long projects, is helping Ambrosians stretch personal boundaries and learn about other perspectives. Read about it. Watch a video on Cornel West's visit.
Vatican Librarian Joins Feast of Saint Ambrose
Monsignor Cesar Pasini, the Vatican Librarian and an expert on Saint Ambrose of Milan, will participate in the Feast of Saint Ambrose Mass and present a public lecture on Dec. 2. Read about his visit.
What's The Buzz? Our China Connection
Five Chinese students are learning about American business and Ambrosian fun as part of two new College of Business exchange programs. Read a report from our student newspaper.
Les Bell Wins QC Arts Award
"I've always wanted that award," adjunct professor Leslie Bell said of the Harley Award he was presented in September for significant contributions to the QC arts scene. Read about it.
Waterloo Hospital Honors OT Instructor
St. Ambrose Occupational Therapy instructor Jon Turnquist is being honored by a Waterloo rehabilitation center largely thanks to lessons he taught therapist Katie Jo Wedeking '10, '11 MOT. Read about it.
The Quad Cities high school head coaching ranks are steadily being filled by recent St. Ambrose graduates and even current students. Read about it. Visit the Zine Sports Page.
Where did St. Ambrose senior Maggie McGonigle spend her summer?
Swaziland in Africa.
WINNER:
Melba Kinney Rogoway '60.
The 1940 presentation of the Monogram Club's Monogram Madness shattered attendance records. And with legs like these on display you certainly can understand why. View a larger image.
Capt. J.J. Konstant '03
Capt. J.J. Konstant will be featured in a Nov. 5 special on the War in Afghanistan on the National Geographic Channel. Visit his website.