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The year is 2023 and even 22 years after the catastrophic terrorist attack on September 11, 2001, the United States continues to revisit the painful memory of that day. Four crashes, four airplanes transformed into bombs, four hijackings rocked the world.
The threat of hurricanes looms over Florida every year from June 1 to November 30. These storms wreak havoc, bringing storm surges and dangerous wind conditions.
Saint Leo athletes are always active during the summer by pairing hard work with summer relaxation to get ready for the upcoming fall season. One of these hard-working athletes is Luzia Obermeier, a dedicated tennis player whose day-to-day summer routine offers a glimpse into the summer break of a driven student-athlete.
Many student-athletes and employees from Saint Leo University know “Super Suz” and “Barb” for their fantastic work over the past few years. Unfortunately, both left Saint Leo this summer to pursue new endeavors, but each left behind an impressive career and accomplishments.
The campus pulses with a renewed sense of excitement as a new school year dawns upon Saint Leo University.
Here at Saint Leo University, many different opportunities for professional and personal growth are presented to students. A stand-out option at Saint Leo is its prestigious Honors Program.
As Saint Leo University comes alive with students, many return to campus with the anticipation of academic and spiritual growth.
Every year around this time, Saint Leo University students flock to campus with one thing on their minds: going to class and going back to their dormitory or home.
Summer is the time for student-athletes to fill up the batteries and recover from an injury to be the best possible version of themselves for the upcoming fall season.
The Saint Leo volleyball court always gets electric as soon as a game is going on, whether it is indoor volleyball in the Marion Bowman Center or beach volleyball outside at the sandy courts.
