Getting involved: Making the most out of Saint Leo University
Saint Leo has many avenues to explore that exist outside of the—sometimes—monotonous classroom to make the college experience memorable.
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The Lions' Pride Newspaper
The Lions' Pride is a student-run news organization dedicated to sharing the voice of our Saint Leo community. Our mission is to uphold the Benedictine values, support First Amendment rights, and provide informative and thought-provoking journalism without fear of interference or reprisal.
Adapting to Saint Leo: From one transfer student to another
The beginning of an academic year is never easy. Students are flustered with first day nerves, nightmares about forgotten textbooks, and the labyrinth of seemingly never-ending hallways.
Preparing for the storm: Essential tips for navigating hurricane season
For Floridians, this period from June 1 to Nov. 30 brings not just the promise of summer storms, but the very real threat of hurricanes that can reshape lives and landscapes.
Connecting through faith: What Saint Leo University’s Ministry offers
As students return to campus, some are anxious about the unknown, while others eagerly anticipate reuniting with friends. Many find solace in their faith, and at Saint Leo University, a place to nurture that faith is readily available.
The 2024 Presidential Debate in review
On Thursday, Jun. 27, Former President Donald J. Trump and Current President Joe Biden went head-to-head in the first debate between the two presidential candidates for the 2024 election season. This debate included a unique structure, responses to Americans’ questions, and some moments of humor.
Alcohol Awareness Month
April marks Alcohol Awareness Month, a time for reflection and action on the pervasive issue of alcohol abuse in society.
What Do We Call Them?
“Vampire Survivors” was a hit that spanned a plethora of copies and inspirations. Much like how “Dark Souls” created Souls-like, “Vampire Survivors” created what some call Survivors-like.
TikTok banned in the United States: What is going on?
If there is something that the new generation loves, it is technological trends. If there is something the new generation hates, it is losing access to those current trends.
Financial Literacy Month: Tax season and financial planning advice
Everyone passes through that phase of teenagerhood in which adulthood seems to be the most expected phase and the best event possible in life. Many people do not understand the burden of adulthood until the tax season arrives, or it is time to deal with finances.
Navigating the transition from university to the professional world
As graduation season approaches, some students are excited for the next chapter of their lives, knowing exactly what their next move is. However, some are not fully prepared, and this is normal.
