Kyrgyzstan: The land of the sky mountains
It is impressive that Saint Leo University brings together students from all over the world. Among the diverse nationalities studying at Saint Leo, there are students from Kyrgyzstan.
Monthly Archives: October, 2025
Bloom + Refuel: Reopened and relocated
While studying at Saint Leo University, it is essential to take breaks to stay energized and rejuvenated. You should eat healthy food that gives you the strength to continue putting in the effort on your courses to maintain a productive work environment.
Is college still worth it? A Saint Leo University perspective
With tuition rising, rents getting really expensive, grocery prices becoming higher, and eating into every paycheck, the pressure is real for all college students.
From turnip to pumpkin: The origins of a Halloween icon
With Halloween just a few weeks away, many are already thinking of what fun faces they can carve on their pumpkin this year. But did you know that the first Halloween carvings were not cute at all and were cut out of a turnip?
Reflecting on his legacy: Assistant Basketball Coach Daniel Waln
Waln joined the Saint Leo basketball staff in Nov. 2024 with years of coaching experience. Waln was a big part of the university, and he touched the hearts of his players and surrounding community in so many ways.
New opportunities for female athletes: Saint Leo University introduces a flag football program
Eli Taliaferro has been named as head coach. Coach Taliaferro brings a load of experience and knowledge in women’s flag football, having spent years around the sport and working with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Fall in Florida: Cozy Outfits and Seasonal Fun in the Sunshine State
Florida is known to be the hottest state in the United States year-round. The seasons in Florida look a little different when it comes to the rest of the country.
Breast cancer awareness through a survivor’s eyes: What young adults should know
October is famously known as Breast Cancer Awareness month. The signature bright pink ribbon represents the women and men who have battled this deadly cancer.
Phantoms of Pasco: Halloween stories from your backyard
“There’s one really creepy story … about a gentleman in Zephyrhills …. It was kind of like a Sleeping Beauty story: he exhumed a body. It’s a wild story … and it captured the national attention. The guy was clearly a sociopath,”
A Concert of Hope in a Year of Jubilee
On Oct. 9, the Pilgrims of Hope Jubilee 2025 Concert was hosted in Saint Leo Abbey Church. Attendees enjoyed musical performances by Saint Leo University students and faculty.
