Bingo bells: A night of holiday surprises
By Sayuri Vargas-Hernandez, Staff Writer On Dec. 4, from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m., the…
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“Pizza, Prizes, and Prevention”: Human trafficking awareness trivia night
While human trafficking is not an easy topic, it is one that needs to be talked about. Until more people truly understand what human trafficking is, like in the digital age, and are willing to use their voice to stand up for what is undeniably right, it cannot be stopped.
Why are international student numbers falling and is it affecting Saint Leo University?
Some of the main reasons there was a decline in first-time international students enrolling in the Fall Semester, was because many students had to deal with long delays, an increase in denials, and many other administrative barriers, like stricter vetting processes.
2025 employment rates at a low: What it means for upcoming graduates
With the 2025 graduation period right around the corner, students are getting concerned about the job market that has been more uncertain than it has been in years.
Jesus is the reason for the season: How to make Christmas about Jesus
We celebrate Christmas because Jesus, our Lord and Savior, was born on that day, Dec. 25. Christmas and the holidays should be about celebrating Christ, helping others in need, and spending time with loved ones.
End of an era: “Stranger Things” kicks off its final season after a decade in Hawkins
A decade of travelling through our television screens into the upside down, fighting off Demogorgons, eating Ego waffles, playing Dungeons and Dragons, winning arcade games, endless bike rides, and never-ending friendships is officially coming to an end this year.
Moonlight Breakfast connects students under the stars
On Dec.1, the Saint Leo University Student Government Union (SGU) organized the traditional Moonlight Breakfast, which is held at the end of each semester to support students before final exams.
“Leo Sunset” paints calm across campus
As the sun dropped below the horizon, the Student Community Center (SCC) Lakeside Patio came alive with color, conversation, and a calm afternoon.
After the deadline: Finding yourself beyond exams
For many college students, finals week is more than just a series of exams; it feels like a test of identity. As deadlines pile up and GPAs are overlooked, in finals week, everything on campus centers on grades and exams.
Turkey, traditions, and smart transactions
Students can feel the excitement everywhere whether it’s sales, parties, or plans with friends or family. But behind the fun, there is also stress: money. Many students spend too much and end the year with debt.
