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Some historical events force that conversation directly. Have you ever wondered what happens when an entire town disappears, not because of a natural disaster, but because of hatred?
Country artist Megan Morney’s third studio album, “Cloud 9,” was released on Feb. 20, and she continues to cement her place in country music as our sequin-donning, hot-pink-loving, self-proclaimed “professional emo cowgirl.”
Valentine’s Day week arrived on campus with a familiar wave of pink and red decorations, candy grams, themed events, and couple and friendship-centered excitement.
Black History Month is an important time on campus, but many students feel that one month is not enough to honor the long history, culture, and contributions of Black people.
On Feb. 12, the Campus Activity Board (CAB) hosted “Bloom with Love”, an afternoon where students could walk up outside the Student Activity Building (SAB) and create personalized bouquets! Students lined up at the table of flowers, eager to design their own arrangement of beautiful flowers.
On Feb. 5, the athletics department joined with the women’s sports alumni and the president, Dr. Jim Burkee, to celebrate National Women in Sports Day. They held a banquet in the Wellness Center for women athletes on Saint Leo University teams and their coaches.
Saint Leo University’s Black History Month event was a series of six 15-minute presentations by faculty members, celebrating the achievements and contributions of African Americans. It was held in the Student Community Center (SCC) Boardrooms on Feb. 19, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
If you walked by the Student Activities Building (SAB) on Thursday, Feb.12, you probably heard a lot of laughter and fun music! It was the Campus Activities Board’s (CAB) Love Song Trivia game, a special event created forLeo Love Week.
The life of Dorina Hayes was anything but easy, but she uses her past trauma to help women who are going through similar hardships and champion for the voiceless.
Are social media platforms safe for child access? This is a question that social media giants, such as Facebook, TikTok, and others, aim to answer in a series of trials that started in the first week of February.
