On Aug. 16, 2026, the sudden death of the 36-year-old actress, Hayden Panettiere, sent shockwaves through Hollywood and left generations of millennials and Gen-Z mourning the loss of their favorite nostalgic star.
When Northerners visit Florida, they assume Florida only has one season: summer. But if you are a Florida resident, you know that is not the case! Florida does have four seasons, but Florida just has a different type of weather than other states do.
The classic hit TV show, “Dancing with the Stars” is getting more viewers and votes than ever before! The first season came out in 2005 and 21 years later, it has had a sudden spike in popularity and just broke the record for the most votes in the history of the show.
As Halloween approaches, the Resident Assistants had put together a spooky, yet exciting event called “Haunted Halls” on Oct. 29, near apartments one and two from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Saint Leo University’s Women’s Soccer team secured a 2-0 victory against conference rival, Lynn University on Oct. 10, at the Saint Leo Soccer Field, getting them their third Sunshine State Conference victory of the season and three more points for the ranking.
As students enjoy this fall season, romanticizing life through music is a great way to get into the holiday spirit, and what better way to do that than to make the ultimate fall playlist to listen to your favorite songs of the season.
Have you been looking for a fun fall festival for you and your friends? Only 50 minutes away from Saint Leo University is Raprager Farms! Raprager Farms has much to offer, such as passion fruit maze, live entertainment, a pumpkin patch, mechanical bull rides, and so much more.
Are you a business major looking to graduate early and cost-effectively? Saint Leo University will implement a 93-credit bachelor’s degree in business analytics in January 2027, making it the first university in Florida to offer a reduced-credit degree.
On Oct. 21, Saint Leo University’s Honors Program hosted its inaugural Honors Fall Symposium, titled “The Frontiers of AI & Education,” in TECO Hall of Tapia College of Business and Technology.
Artificial Intelligence technology is increasingly becoming part of modern life and is used both by students when dealing with complex homework assignments, and by workers who use it to accomplish day-to-day tasks.