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For many, poetry serves as more than just an outlet for self-expression. It becomes a realm of creativity, a way to express thoughts and emotions that would otherwise be unvoiced. For Sigma Tau Delta (English Honors Society) and Saint Leo’s Creative Writing specialization, writing can also be a form of bonding and building a community of like-minded individuals.
The College of Business at Saint Leo University hosted a “Business Week” event, opened to all students regardless of major from March 28-30. One of the main events held during the week was “Dress for Success,” hosted by the IMASC (the accounting club) with a presentation by Dr. Passard Dean, director of graduate studies/chair & professor of accounting, economics, and finance.
Saint Leo University’s new program, “Mission-Driven Leaders: Conversations on Purpose,” welcomed alumnus Nick DeMarinis back to campus for an interactive conversation to kick off the second day of Business Week on March 28, 2022.
On March 29, 2021, the Campus Activities Board (CAB) hosted the “Splash your Insecurities” event. CAB events aim to promote and foster a sense of community among university students, and events like “Splash your Insecurities” reflect this goal.
As the child of a public school teacher and an attorney, Judge Brown-Jackson’s love for practicing law came naturally. Jackson was born in Washington DC in 1970, she then moved with her parents to Miami at a young age.
There has been sudden interest in NCAA Division I Swimming with concern about a transgender woman; a fifth-year senior from the University of Pennsylvania, Lia Thomas. Although many arguers claim to care about women’s sports, there was missing attention for the 27 records broken during the 2022 championships. Those records were not broken by Thomas but by other hard-working women.
A novel full of mystery and suspense, Ghanian- American novelist Yaa Gyasi’s Transcendent Kingdom incites awareness of America’s opium crisis and lasting racial and gender issues.
The university has stated that students need to be courteous while riding the scooters and obey all of Saint Leo’s “rules of the road.”
To continue its sparkling celebration of spring, Saint Leo opened the doors of Selby Auditorium on March 29th to students and faculty for something genuinely delightful – – the Tunes in Bloom Spring Concert.
Does anyone else feel yellow gets overlooked by society? Although it’s a primary color, its fame to some people doesn’t compare to red, represents concepts like love and fire, and blue, which symbolizes depression and water.
