Final letter from the Editor-in-Chief
When I came to Saint Leo University as a freshman, I knew I loved to read, but I had no idea I’d end up writing stories of my own.
Monthly Archives: April, 2026
Senior to freshman: A guide to college life
Every year, new freshmen arrive on campus feeling excited, nervous, and unsure of what to expect. Seniors who once felt the same way now look back, wishing they could share the lessons they learned along the way.
Diploma in hand, future in limbo: What comes after graduation for international students?
Although many international students do not see graduation as the “end of their line” in their U.S. journey, they do not know what their options are if they want to continue in the United States. for a little bit longer, or even for life.
AI in the workforce: Is it positive or negative?
For years, many have wondered whether robots and automation will end up affecting job displacement and resulting in less jobs for humans. With the advancement and increasing prevalence of artificial intelligence, however, this question is more relevant than ever before.
Roar & Season: Campus Cookout 2026
Every year, Saint Leo University’s Dining Services team brings excitement, creativity, and a little friendly chaos to the dining hall through the Battle of the Chefs.
Caribbean culture takes center stage
Caribbean culture takes center stage as CSA week at Saint Leo University celebrated Caribbean heritage through a week of events, including the Mr. and Ms. CSA pageant, cultural showcases, food, music, and interactive activities.
“Fighting fire with fire”: Pasco burn specialist on Florida’s wildfire surge
Already this year, Florida has seen numerous wildfires erupt across the state. Now these Floridians are wondering what factors have led to increased wildfires this year, and how officials are fighting them.
Imago Dei hosts its biggest event of the year
On March 25, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Saint Leo University’s pro-life club, Imago Dei, hosted its largest organized event of the year outside of the Student Activities Building(SAB), featuring Students for Life of America’s Florida and Puerto Rico Regional Coordinator, Kristen Marais.
How Saint Leo students can save money using their student ID
Students at Saint Leo University swipe their ID cards every day, but many do not realize how much money they could be saving. From free access to the Wellness Center to discounts on subscriptions, entertainment, and local businesses, student status comes with benefits that often go unused.
From survival to safety: The journey of Hope the bear
Most bears hibernate, play, and wander around in free space, but unfortunately, that was not the case for Hope the bear. Hope spent a whole year as just a cub in a cage with little to no room to roam as she was captured and kept in a small cage outside a restaurant for entertainment.
