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On the morning of Feb. 22, many citizens woke up expecting to have a regular day, some headed to work, others went out with their families, and many enjoyed a quiet morning. No one imagined that within hours, Mexico would be thrown into one of its most frightening times.
Under the new leadership of Dr. ChulYoung Kim, the Saint Leo Singers and the Chamber Singers held their first major event during Alumni Weekend. “The Holy Name—Spring Choral Concert” was centered around Jesus’ journey from Lent to Easter Sunday.
History was made as the Saint Leo Women’s Acro and Tumbling team scored a perfect 10.0 on the pyramid and performed other impressive elements. The energy and teamwork were unmatched. Athletes executed a flawless performance, showing that dedication, skill, and trust can take a team to the top.
On Feb. 28, the world woke up with the news that the U.S. conducted a major attack on Iran. After such an alarming moment, the world looks forward to understanding the reasons and implications of this happening for the future of the international community.
Sports can be highly competitive, especially at the collegiate level, as many athletes try to continue their careers professionally. High standards are being set in the Sunshine State Conference (SSC), more specifically in women’s sports.
March is Women’s History Month, which celebrates the success of women and their meaningful contributions to society. Women have taken on many leadership roles at Saint Leo University, practicing and learning real-world skills for their futures.
Saint Leo University came alive for Alumni Weekend from March 6-8. Alumni generations returned to the place where they created unique experiences for a three-day celebration. As they gathered in community, they continued to value the Benedictine values that guide the university as it grows today.
The 2026 Florida Legislative session has brought a lot of bills that have captured the attention of Floridians, but Dade City Rep. Randy Maggard’s bill on wetland buffers has especially found itself in the spotlight from both supporters and critics.
March arrived and brought back the long-awaited time of spring! After months of winter chills, people will be able to get outside, breathe fresh air, feel the warmth of the sun, and explore the environment and all the blessings nature can give them.
Saint Leo University welcomes students with an atmosphere that feels calm from the moment they arrive. The Saint Leo campus is known for its peaceful, natural setting. Such as its green lawns, tall trees, gentle hills, and quiet water views that create a sense of comfort and belonging.
