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.
Molnopiravir is an orally administered antiviral medication that has proven to reduce the risk of hospitalization and/or deaths by 50 percent in a planned interim analysis according to the official website www.merck.com.
It is anticipated that this mixing and matching strategy of the Moderna and Johnson and Johnson-Janssen vaccines may result in giving people a stronger immune response to the virus than an extra dose of the same vaccine.
Faculty, students, and families of the performers were able to sit back as they were transported across the world to places like Africa, Cuba, New Zealand, Brazil, Native America, and other locations through renditions of traditional songs sung in their native tongue and live acoustics to accompany it.
In honor of Free Speech Week, we asked students at Saint Leo University the question, “What does free speech mean to you?” Here are some of their responses.
Both Saint Leo University’s men and women soccer teams are well past the halfway point of the season with five games remaining for each team. While their seasons might not have been ideal up to this point, there is still a lot worth highlighting.
While there are already a number of established restrictions on free speech, in recent times, many have called for increasing restrictions on what should be allowed under the First Amendment.
October is here and so is Halloween. The Campus Activities Board (CAB) of Saint Leo University has some events organized for this month with Halloween-related activities on campus. If you want to explore outside campus, there are some events around the Dade City-Wesley Chapel area too. It does not have to be Oct. 31 yet to go to a haunted house!
It is safe to mention that my perception of what frames free speech in the United States is entirely different from what is considered free speech in many other international countries.
Women in sports share the same sentiments regarding free speech, not only on the international stage, but right here on the Saint Leo campus. The athletes were asked: “As a women athlete, do you feel your voice is heard enough or is there still more work to be done in that regard?”
Although current generations living in the United States have not lived with the harsh suppression compared to older generations, that does not mean that they should forget the sacrifices made to give them the freedom they have today.
