The New Role of the Office of Student and Family Engagement
As the new assistant director, Phelps has been working closely with the heads of student organizations on campus to improve the on-campus life for students.
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February: American Heart Month
“Health is defined as a balance between physical, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual aspects of the human being. The heart is the pump that manages the flow of blood through the blood vessels, arteries, and veins. The blood provides essential oxygen to the tissues for a normal process of homeostasis or equilibrium,” said Alava.
One Year Under the Biden Administration
President Joe Biden took office a year ago facing a pandemic, a strained economy, and a country in need of foreign policy reform. Here are some of the views of Saint Leo University political science professors, Frank Orlando and Dr. Marco Rimanelli.
What is Happening in Kazakhstan and Does it Matter to us?
Protests erupted in Kazakhstan in the first week of 2022. Although increasing gas prices triggered them, the civil unrest was caused by deeper frustration at the lack of political change. During the protests, the country shut down, and so as its internet, its economy, and its people.
Is “Jeopardy!” in jeopardy?
Like much of the continent—even those that don’t test their trivia knowledge five nights a week—I was shocked to hear in early November 2020 that Alex Trebek had lost his battle with pancreatic cancer. And, like much of the “Jeopardy!” audience, I began to ask the question: “What comes next?”
Recap of the Top Five U.S Political Stories in 2021: The Highs and the Lows
Chaos, changes, and uncertainty are just a few words to describe political events that happened in 2021. Here are the top five political stories in the United States during 2021.
Saint Leo’s new Wellness Center—coming sooner or later
Since the project’s inception, the Wellness Center has experienced multiple delays in its opening; in the past academic year alone, the opening has been pushed back three times from its original opening date.
Is Core Innovation’s 11.6 Laptop Right for You?
Are you ready for your next laptop upgrade? The electronic industry is a competitive market where companies constantly attempt to improve their products.
Taking risks on stage and screen: Saint Leo alumnus Emily Kochanski to appear on game show reboot
This is an early screen appearance for aspiring actress Kochanski, who has gotten plenty of stage experience during her time at Saint Leo, where she appeared in shows such as “Guys and Dolls” and “25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee,” and in her local community theatre, where she has been acting since the age of seven.
Panhellenic Council’s Informal Recruitment week
This spring, Saint Leo’s Panhellenic Council informal recruitment will start on Jan. 31st and end on Feb. 4th. The Council assists with chapter operations, recruitment, and academic excellence for the Theta Phi Alpha, Sigma Sigma Sigma, Gamma Upsilon, and Alpha Sigma Tau sororities.
