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St. Patrick’s Day, celebrated on March 17, is a lively and colorful holiday known for its festive spirit, parades, and all things green. But how does the way we celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in America differ from celebrations around the world?
Amidst the hustle and bustle of college life, with classes, homework, and social events, physical fitness is something that is sometimes forgotten. Nonetheless, physical activity is essential to college students’ general health and intellectual achievement.
For college students, spring break is frequently a highly anticipated period that provides an escape from the demands of the classroom and an opportunity to rejuvenate.
Every year on March 17th, Saint Patrick’s Day festivities take place all throughout the United States and beyond, turning the world a shade of green.
On Wednesday, March 6, Saint Leo University hosted its second annual Business Day in partnership with the Donald R. Tapia School of Business and Career Services. On this day, students had an opportunity to listen to experts from different industries and attend networking sessions.
If you’re staying at Saint Leo University over spring break, you don’t want to be stuck in your dorm room all week long. There are so many places around campus that you can go that are exciting, and you will have a blast.
On a night that celebrated and crowned triumph, the Saint Leo Lions men’s basketball team showcased their talents against the Florida Tech Panthers at the Marion Bowman Activities Center on Saturday.
In the middle of the basketball universe of Sunshine State, two titans of the game go against each other as the Saint Leo Lions and the Embry-Riddle Eagles gear up for a thrilling, exciting match.
Leo Love Week, hosted from Feb. 12 to 16, was a great success, featuring numerous events that captured the hearts of all the students. Organizations such as CAB, SGU, and SAB did a fantastic job contributing to Leo Love Week.
Broocks and Hedin have traveled to over 40 nations to talk to colleges about the existence of God. The event was hosted on Feb. 27 in the SCC boardroom open to all students, faculty, and the community.
