What is The Lions’ Pride?
Whether you are new or returning to Saint Leo University, you may still find yourself asking the question, “What exactly IS The Lions’ Pride Media Group?”
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The Lions' Pride Newspaper
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.
An Introduction to University Ministry
At Saint Leo University, University Ministry is an invaluable resource for students who are interested in flourishing spiritually or in finding out more about the Catholic Faith that Saint Leo was originally founded upon.
How to Cope with Homesickness
It is quite typical for students moving away from home to a new environment to feel homesick, whether they are coming from across the globe or a few miles from home.
How to Maintain Your Health as a College Student
By Lauren Felts, Advertisement Manager With college comes the stress of many things, including finding…
Falling Back into Fun: The Campus Activities Board Events for Fall 2021
Last year, the Campus Activities Board (CAB) was limited by the number of in-person activities it could host for students. The CAB plans to come back in full force this fall semester, while following COVID-19 safety protocols.
What I Wish I Knew: Advice from The Lions’ Pride’s Graduating Editors
Emily Miller, Senior Copy Editor You don’t have to be the best or the biggest…
The Future of Saint Leo University: An Interview with President Senese
By Alora Peters, Arts & Culture Editor The 2020-2021 academic year was a difficult year…
A Review of Selena Gomez’ “Revelación”
By Miurel Zamora, Contributing Writer Selena Gomez surprised her audience in March 2021 with her…
Moving Out After Graduation
By Reid Griffin, Contributing Writer 2020 marked the first year a majority of young adults…
Saint Leo Alumni of 2020: Where Are They Now?
By Mariana Navarette, Contributing Writer A year ago, the class of 2020 was graduating from…
