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St. Ambrose named 2nd Most Innovative School by U.S. News & World Report
By Sharon Wren,
7 hours agoSt. Ambrose University has been recognized as one of the Midwest’s leading universities in the latest U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges rankings, earning the No. 2 spot among Most Innovative Schools in the Regional Universities (Midwest) category.
St. Ambrose was recognized with these rankings:
- No. 2 — Most Innovative Schools, Regional Universities (Midwest)
- No. 17 — Best Colleges for Veterans, Regional Universities (Midwest)
- No. 23 — Top Private Schools, Regional Universities (Midwest)
- No. 32 — Regional Universities (Midwest)
The rankings show St. Ambrose University’s focus on academic quality, personal support and innovation grounded in its Catholic mission.
“St. Ambrose University believes education should prepare students to contribute meaningfully to their professions, communities and the common good,” said Amy Novak, EdD, president and CEO of St. Ambrose University and Mount Mercy University. “Our Catholic roots call us to meet the needs of our time with courage, wisdom, justice and service. We are designing an education that gives students the practical capabilities, intellectual agility and moral compass to thrive throughout their careers.”
The Most Innovative Schools ranking recognizes institutions identified by college leaders for making significant improvements in areas like curriculum, faculty expertise, student experience, campus life, technology and facilities.
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