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On Wednesday, April 19, members of the Saint Leo University community gathered for the annual presentation of the Student Affairs and Student Government Union (SGU) awards.
Alcohol Awareness Month is in April, and the Health Center and Counseling Center staff would like to raise awareness on this vital topic. Follow along to learn what resources there are to help students physically and emotionally.
Tonight, Saint Leo University’s theatre program is eagerly awaiting the debut of three shows of the night: “Kore,” “Mafiosos,” and “The Bible Summarize.”
The 2022-23 Green and Gold Awards celebrated the exceptional achievements of student-athletes from the past year on April 11 here at Saint Leo University.
Should tipping be a reward for only ideal service workers, or should it be mandatory for all employees, regardless of position?
Nash is originally from Sarasota, Florida, and is a senior at Saint Leo University majoring in business management with a minor in accounting. In addition, Nash is a valuable asset to the Men’s Golf team.
One year later, Saint Leo University’s 2022 alumni are still seeking to live out the Core Values of Excellence and Community as they seek to help the people around them through their work, education, and daily lives.
On the evening of April 4, students gathered on Kirk Lawn to celebrate Culture Day, “Show Me Your Culture,” an event hosted by the Campus Activities Board.
The Career Services department, located in the Student Activities Building Room 203, is an excellent resource for Saint Leo University students. Its staff offer resume reviews, tips, mock interviews, job search advice, and more.
Many students look back on their experience at Saint Leo University as a time of learning, growth, and personal development. However, for junior Lauren Cheek, her time at Saint Leo has led to so much more – namely, her discovery of faith and conversion to Catholicism.
