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On Nov. 7, the University community noticed a number of new faces as over 100 second graders paid the campus a visit. For several hours, the students from Woodland Elementary School were able to experience a taste of college life: a yearly tradition for all second through fifth graders who attend the elementary school.
The University always welcomes new faculty, staff, and students at the beginning of each academic…
There are twenty-nine emergency blue light call boxes on Saint Leo University’s campus, but how…
On Sunday, Oct. 11th as a conclusion of the Fall Family Festival at the University…
When George Washington rallied thousands of soldiers together, he dreamed of building a country of…
Human evolution has just gotten a lot more complicated with the discovery of a new…
Approximately 200 incoming freshmen, along with friends and family, visited Saint Leo University on July…
Since 1998, Mario Party has become an extremely popular game series with Nintendo fans. With each new Mario Party, new mechanics and mini games have been introduced as the games have evolved through the years. Now that the Wii U console has come out, there was bound to be another Mario Party to follow suit. The newest game in the franchise, “Mario Party 10,” brings a bunch of new ideas to the Wii U.
68 teams started the men’s NCAA basketball tournament, and now there are four remaining. Kentucky, Wisconsin, Duke and Michigan State remain in the quest for the national title. These four teams now head to Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Ind. for games on April 4 and 6 to crown the national champion.
Who says conventions have to be boring? Many people think a convention is just sitting at over-priced, fancy dinners, attending classes that might teach them something, and being forced to listen to a guest speaker who has nothing profound to say. Others think conventions are just for nerds dressed up in costumes. However, some conventions are both fun and educational.
