Read a transcript of Rev. King's 1965 Pacem in Terris Award Acceptance Speech
Hear and read the 1965 Pacem in Terris Award acceptance speech by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
They will finish their undergraduate degrees in May and then begin an intensive, one-year program to earn their master's degrees in their second year.
Growing from just four students in 2010, this year's program attracted 12 students, two of whom were MBA students who participated in a consulting project for a local business as a part of their ABE experience.
From the Mississippi River to its end at a corn field, Davenport's Marquette Street now has 55 signs in honor of the late civil rights hero.
Sister Marge shares her service philosophy with Ambrosians, serving the disadvantaged in East St. Louis.
The son of an Iowan mother and Palestinian father, Munir Sayegh ’11 is spending a year in Cairo examining Qur’anic (Koranic) manuscripts and other ancient Arabic letterforms, studying with typographers and calligraphers. Read his story and view photos.
For the fourth year in a row, St. Ambrose has embarked on a yearlong project series of lectures, films, concerts, artistic performances and exhibits, all related to a common theme.
Munir Sayegh has a passion for studying Arabic letterforms, cutting hair—and changing the world.
Sometimes, life doesn’t work out like we’d hoped.
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