Games and gratitude: Connecting the campus community with Thanksgiving bingo
With Thanksgiving break slowly approaching, a fun and highly anticipated event full of prizes and surprises ensured students on campus were in the Thanksgiving mood.
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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.
Stapleton, Strait, and Shaboozey: The 58th annual CMA Awards
On Wednesday, Nov. 20, the Country Music Association (CMA) Awards returned for the 58thyear in Nashville, TN.
The weight of the finish line: End of semester stress and student well-being
As the year comes to a close, stress increases for students as deadlines approach and finals loom around the corner.
The history and significance of Veterans Day
Veterans Day, a holiday observed on Nov. 11, honors military veterans—individuals who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces.
Slime time on campus: An unforgettable bash
During the usual college chaos, a colorful wave of gooey fun took over our campus. It offered students a much-needed break from their busy school schedules.
Women leading nations: Women making a change in the political atmosphere
Although it has been just a little bit more than one century that females were allowed to vote, Women have played important roles in shaping fields long before the Nineteenth Amendment gave them this right.
Service in the scenery: Chipco Preserve’s effort to heal and unite through conservation, not consumerism
Walking outside the world’s manufactured tunnel vision and into the open valleys of nature can be physically and spiritually nourishing.
From consensus to conflict: The evolution of negativity in U.S. presidential campaigns
The history of U.S. presidential elections, from the early years to the present, illustrates how campaigning has evolved, particularly in terms of negativity and personal attacks.
The circus comes to town: Art mimics life by portraying a controversial election atmosphere
One of the biggest doubts of humanity is whether life mimics art or art mimics life. Well, who mimics who is still hard to say, but it is definite that both walk together.
Money or Mercy: The motive behind the Menendez brothers killing their parents
With the recent popularity of Netflix’s newest release, Monsters: The Erick and Lyle Menendez Story and The Menendez Story, many people started to be more aware about the tragic murder case.
