2024 unpacked: A year of laughs, tears, triumphs, and memories
Dec. 31, the final day of the year, is a time when people reflect on the past year, recall significant moments—both good and bad—and consider new changes and goals for the year ahead.
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A winter wonderland in Dade City: Discovering the magic of the Christmas market
The market was opened for Dec. 6 and 7 and is open for its final weekend on the 13 and 14, so don’t miss out! The tickets are $10 for adults, and it lasts from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Sip and study: The best way to prepare for finals
During this event, students were able to stop by and study for various courses while enjoying a calm environment and some flavorful boba tea that was provided by CAB.
Wicked: A witch’s story of Oz—unraveling a complex timeline
“Wicked,” the movie, was released in theaters on Nov. 22 and has since attracted spectators and fans worldwide.
Voting in a different nation: How we can learn from diverse voting
Election season in the United States yielded much press attention, great debates, and aggressive campaigns by both the Democrats and Republicans.
Saint Leo carols: A night of music and Christmas cheer!
At Saint Leo, the number of Christmas celebrations is never-ending, and every year, our campus hosts multiple events that aim to spread the joy and magic of Christmas.
Gift giving on a college budget: Thoughtful, practical, and affordable ideas
Christmas time is almost here, and during this season of the year, people have an important mission: finding special gifts for their loved ones!
How harmful text messages are affecting college students across the country
Since the recent U.S political election, the country has been in a state of divide. One reason is an increase in hate speech and racism, particularly online, where many users are able to remain anonymous.
From stage to screen: A critical look at the new Wicked movie
After three years of filming and editing to bring this production to life, Wicked- Part One was brought to theatres across the world on Nov. 22.
Tied with tradition: Unique holiday gift customs from every corner of the globe
To explore how these traditions play out, students from Saint Leo University, hailing from around the globe, shared how they celebrate Christmas and exchange gifts.
