February is the month of the heart in the U.S.A. Throughout America, people are reminded of the importance of taking care of the cardiovascular system, but students often experience stress, sleep little, and eat improperly.
“ICE OUT!” “No compliance with ICE or Trump Administration!” “Justice for RenéeGood!” “Full rights for all immigrants!” These are phrases written on signs by many people in Minneapolis, Boston, and other cities, as Americans protested the immigration crackdown in these cities.
Greenland, an island that is roughly 80 percent covered by ice, has recently attracted international attention. The focus comes after U.S. President Donald Trump made comments about potential American involvement in the territory.
The United States recently paused the issuance of immigrant visas for citizens of 75 countries. This raised concerns about immigration policy and its potential impact on international students and global mobility.
By Alina Rezepova, Staff Writer What do sweets and healthy relationships have in common? Both bring happiness when combined…
The Saint Leo University baseball team was more than ready to defend their home field as they hosted their home opening series. Those who were in attendance showed their lions-pride and dedicated support for their team.
Cold for students becomes a feeling of discomfort and sometimes even stress. Although the cold weather is not a reason to skip classes at all, the desire to attend them disappears.
Washington, D.C., is an often-overlooked trip location in a world that craves tropical, relaxing vacations. However, as the nation’s capital, it is the home of numerous hidden gems, historic monuments, and fascinating museums, which are absolutely worth the trip.
On Jan. 29, the film, “The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King,” was shown to students in Selby Auditorium from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. The event was organized by the University ministry team.
Just one month into 2026, the year has already made a frosty entrance as a big snowstorm has hit many parts of the United States. Now, even southern states feel the winter cold, with many citizens in sunny Florida asking, “How is it so cold when there’s so much sun?”
