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On Nov. 6, Saint Leo University held a Veterans Day Opening Ceremony, and everyone who attended paused to honor the men and women who have dedicated their lives to something greater than themselves: a service to our nation.
In today’s digital world, shopping is now faster, easier and more personal, making Black Friday no longer just a single day but an entire season of sales, since discounts can be at every store without waiting for a holiday.
The Tampa Bay Rays are the beloved home baseball team of the Tampa Bay area. However, on Sept. 30, the news broke that after 22 years, the principal owner, Stuart Sternberg, sold the Tampa Bay Rays Major League Baseball franchise.
A brand-new Target store has officially opened at The Grove, which is an outdoor plaza in Wesley Chapel with shops, restaurants, and a movie theater. It’s 25 minutes from Saint Leo University.
The eight-day Jewish holiday of Hanukkah (also spelled Chanukah) is full of rich traditions and festivities celebrating the ancient Maccabean Revolt and the following miracle of Hanukkah.
On Oct. 13, the Saint Leo University chapter of Turning Point USA hosted an informational presentation on the tragic realities of human trafficking, but also the glimmer of hope for those trapped in the vicious cycle.
It is officially November, the month of sharing gratitude and giving. Saint Leo University loves to give back to its community in many ways.
As Christmas quickly approaches, many people are already planning how to decorate their homes with new holiday decorations. What is often overlooked, however, is how these festive choices can impact the environment.
Thanksgiving break is a time when many students travel home to be with family and friends. However, there are students who spend the holiday break on campus and find themselves unsureof what to do.
Based on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the volume of household waste in the United States increases by about 25 percent between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day.
