There are many ways to anticipate the arrival of autumn without considering the weather: spooky Netflix shows, haunting mystery novels, spine-chilling movies and exciting fall festivals! Here’s what students should expect this upcoming fall season.
September marks the start of National Literacy Month and Library Card Sign-Up Month. This is a nationally recognized campaign to bring awareness to the importance of reading and library resources. Going to libraries as well as reading allows children, teens, and adults to develop crucial skills they can carry with them throughout their life.
The month of September is all about self-improvement, and this gives us time to sit back and reflect on what we could improve about ourselves. Self-improvement looks different for everyone, but it is important to think about it so we can continue our growth as individuals.
As soon as the clock strikes midnight on September 1, summer passes by, and fall is in season. Out with the beach towels and sunscreen and in with the crisp air and changing of the leaves. Pumpkin spice lattes, hot, of course, and dark academia novels are here for the takeover.
With the construction of the brand-new Wellness Center at Saint Leo University, students have been more inspired than ever to hit the gym. However, some students find themselves faced with obstacles such as social anxiety and consistency when it comes to working out.
The Wellness Center is one of the newest buildings at Saint Leo University. It had its soft opening on Mar 7, 2022. The objective of the Wellness Center is to keep students and staff healthy.
Sept 15 marks the start of the celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month. The observation of this month in America serves the purpose of “celebrating the histories, cultures, and contributions of American citizens whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean and Central, and South America,” according to hispanicheritagemonth.gov.
Attentive spectators might have seen this ambitious track athlete competing in a track meet, giving his best alongside his teammates. But they might not know that this athlete has traveled far to grow and develop as an athlete and student.
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recommends for most people above six months of age to get a yearly influenza vaccination, especially those who are considered high risk.
I am a student who is successfully living out my dream of studying abroad. You too can have an education outside of the United States with the help of those around you. Throughout the next semester, I will be doing a travel log and a video blog, using my experiences to help others that are considering study abroad. You can follow along with me by following The Lions’ Pride Media Group on Instagram @lionspridemedia. I hope that my writings and I are helpful for your future journeys.
