The Ambrosian
News about Ambrosians for Ambrosians from St. Ambrose University
Spring 2008 – Vol. 1, No. 2
Alumna Puts Political Cartoons in the Running
Spring Commencement 2008
Building a Leaner, Meaner, Muscle-developing, Bone-strengthening Space Machine
Kids Get a Healthy Helping of Adventure at Ambrose This Summer
Ambrose Lightens Up on Lighting Up
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Ambrosians Making NewsAmbrose sophomore Abbey Curran, Miss Iowa USA 2008, captures national attention— and America's heart. more >> Graduating senior Jenna Stevens will travel to Korea as St. Ambrose's 2008 Fulbright Scholar. more >> The Queen Bees basketball team's 2007-08 season was one for the storybooks as well as the record books. more >> Remembering Col. John "Jack" Roche ’41: He named two of this B-24 bombers "Ambrose." more >> 2008 Woodrow Wilson Fellow Eleanor Clift quotes Prof. Bill Parsons in her Newsweek .com column. more >> St. Ambrose and the Quad Cities will host the 2009 NAIA National Golf Championship Tournament. more >> Meet computer science major David Bloom, whose cyber-sleuthing has earned him internships at Google and Opera. more >> Alumnus Joel Heffernan is living a dream as a Secret Service agent. more >> |
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Flip-flopping, inaccurate polling, divisive primaries—no, it's not 2008. Instead, alumna Jessie Kratz takes us on a trip through campaigns past via "Running for Office" at the National Archives. 
The pomp, the circumstance, the hugs and tears—join us on Sunday, May 11, as Ambrose's newest alumni are launched on their next journey. 
PT student Becky Lawrence takes the knowledge she's gained in the classroom into outer space to help astronauts keep fit. 
Budding nurses, doctors and physical therapists get the chance to try out these and other health care careers this summer. 
Ambrose goes tobacco-free, along with the rest of the state of Iowa, yet in a typically Ambrosian way.