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On Feb. 12, the Campus Activity Board (CAB) hosted “Bloom with Love”, an afternoon where students could walk up outside the Student Activity Building (SAB) and create personalized bouquets! Students lined up at the table of flowers, eager to design their own arrangement of beautiful flowers.
On Feb. 5, the athletics department joined with the women’s sports alumni and the president, Dr. Jim Burkee, to celebrate National Women in Sports Day. They held a banquet in the Wellness Center for women athletes on Saint Leo University teams and their coaches.
Saint Leo University’s Black History Month event was a series of six 15-minute presentations by faculty members, celebrating the achievements and contributions of African Americans. It was held in the Student Community Center (SCC) Boardrooms on Feb. 19, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
If you walked by the Student Activities Building (SAB) on Thursday, Feb.12, you probably heard a lot of laughter and fun music! It was the Campus Activities Board’s (CAB) Love Song Trivia game, a special event created forLeo Love Week.
The life of Dorina Hayes was anything but easy, but she uses her past trauma to help women who are going through similar hardships and champion for the voiceless.
Are social media platforms safe for child access? This is a question that social media giants, such as Facebook, TikTok, and others, aim to answer in a series of trials that started in the first week of February.
A perfect Valentine’s Day event took place on Feb. 13 outside the Student Activities building. The Campus Activities Board (CAB) hosted an event where you could make your own chocolate lollipop. It was creative, fun, and wonderful for this season.
Now that it is 2026, 2016 being 10 years ago, many influencers, celebrities, and even the general public are posting on Instagram what they looked like and what they did in 2016.
Nowadays, many people can get answers to any question they want in just seconds, especially with apps like Google’s Gemini. When artificial intelligence (AI) starts prioritizing speed, do people sacrifice depth of understanding for instant results?
The northern mockingbird has enjoyed its lofty status as Florida’s state bird since 1927. However, this near-century reign of the mockingbird is close to an end, as the flamingo threatens to take its throne.
