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.
Over the past decade, Pasco County has seen a significant increase in housing developments, shopping centers, and restaurants. Although there are many benefits to this new growth, there are equally, if not more, consequences to consider regarding sustainability and conservation.
Saint Leo University visitors, students, and faculty can see the well-kept Saint Leo Thomas B. Southard Stadium as they drive onto campus and follow the road to the right.
Healthcare is a crucial aspect of a country’s development and its citizens’ well-being. The question arises whether having better healthcare for citizens can contribute to a better economy.
While International Students’ Day is observed every year on Nov. 17, Saint Leo University held its 23rd annual International Food Night on Wednesday, Nov.15, in partnership with the Intercultural Student Association (ISA).
With its diverse campus, Saint Leo University hosts student organizations and activities that highlight international cultures. The Mr. and Ms. Intercultural Pageant on Nov. 12, 2023, showcased the abundant cultural diversity thriving at the university.
Saint Leo University offers a variety of complimentary classes to students and faculty, including Zumba.
Presidential debates have been a political tradition in the United States since its first televised debate between Kennedy and Nixon in 1960.
It’s that time of the year when students are applying for scholarships! Here are some tips and tricks for all students to learn more about scholarships, including students’ opinions and thoughts from all grades.
In honor of Veterans Day, we celebrate a veteran with two granddaughters attending Saint Leo University. He is a man who fought for our lives and gave all his might to keep the United States safe. He is Richard Judd– a husband, a father, and a grandpa, but most importantly a hero to our country.
The case of Kowalski vs John Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, or what is known today as the “Take Care of Maya” case (based on the title of the Netflix original documentary), demonstrates how a good deed can turn out monstrous.
