March is Women’s History Month, which celebrates the success of women and their meaningful contributions to society. Women have taken on many leadership roles at Saint Leo University, practicing and learning real-world skills for their futures.
The 2026 Florida Legislative session has brought a lot of bills that have captured the attention of Floridians, but Dade City Rep. Randy Maggard’s bill on wetland buffers has especially found itself in the spotlight from both supporters and critics.
Saint Leo University came alive for Alumni Weekend from March 6-8. Alumni generations returned to the place where they created unique experiences for a three-day celebration. As they gathered in community, they continued to value the Benedictine values that guide the university as it grows today.
March arrived and brought back the long-awaited time of spring! After months of winter chills, people will be able to get outside, breathe fresh air, feel the warmth of the sun, and explore the environment and all the blessings nature can give them.
Saint Leo University welcomes students with an atmosphere that feels calm from the moment they arrive. The Saint Leo campus is known for its peaceful, natural setting. Such as its green lawns, tall trees, gentle hills, and quiet water views that create a sense of comfort and belonging.
Pregame tailgates are a popular sports tradition where fans gather with friends to eat and socialize before the game. Many even prefer tailgating before the actual game, so imagine a campus tailgate followed by a handful of sporting events all happening in one day.
With the onset of spring, the world seems renewed, bringing a wave of new cultural releases, including movie premieres, new seasons of popular TV series, and highly anticipated books. One of the upcoming releases in March is the film “Reminders of Him”, based on the novel by Colleen Hoover.
Music echoed across the pool deck as students crowded around the grill, balancing plates of food and escaping the afternoon heat during the “Cookout: Poolside Edition,” a Black History Month event on campus.
AI art, images generated by AI intended to look like illustrations or artwork. As this new technology grows, so do questions about the ethical use of generative AI. How can AI art be helpful? How can it be harmful?
On Feb. 28, the Pasco County Commission on Human Trafficking hosted the first annual “Red Sand” human trafficking awareness event at the Historic Dade City Courthouse. A similar event was held on Jan. 31 at the West Pasco Government Center in New Port Richey.
