Artificial intelligence in education and the workforce: Tool or crutch?
By Sarah McMinn, Staff Writer Artificial intelligence (AI) has rapidly evolved from a futuristic concept…
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Florida sets 2025 special elections
Although both districts are far from Saint Leo University, the shift in Florida’s representation could have broader implications that may affect the Saint Leo community.
Professor Cillo gets a taste of justice (and shaving cream)
Seeing Dr. Joseph Cillo in his “I’m offended” T-shirt, covered in shaving cream, was too good to pass up for anyone who’s taken his class.
Senioritis: Caps, gowns, and burnout
For some, it’s a quiet burnout after years of hard work. For others, it’s an emotional tug-of-war between excitement for the future and sadness over leaving behind a pivotal chapter of life.
Wendell Speer: The School Security Guard and Published Writer
Wendell Speer, a campus Safety Officer, might be known by students for his friendly face and kind smile, but only a few know the amazing journey behind it.
Summer classes: A smart strategy or unnecessary stress?
When the spring semester ends, most students are ready to hit pause and enjoy a relaxing summer break. For others, though, summer is an opportunity to keep working hard.
The power of rest: Why taking a break is essential for success
Between long papers, final presentations, and exams, students often sacrifice sleep. But rest is one of the most essential things—especially during these stressful times.
From Classroom to Career: Saint Leo University’s Business Day – Career Fair
From the very first year of study, every student begins to think about what awaits him after graduation. This is a constant concern for current students, especially juniors and seniors.
Navigating job trends in 2025: What graduates need to know
“All that money spent on school has to be worth it. I need to find a job—but will I? Am I even ready? I don’t feel qualified. What can I do to make this easier?” These questions are likely racing through your mind as you prepare to take your next step.
Saint Leo University’s first graduating class of nurses
The university is now celebrating a major milestone: its inaugural graduating class. Commencement is set for Wednesday, May 7, 2025, at the Florida State Fairgrounds in Tampa.
