The ultimate college road trip: An affordable summer adventure from Florida to Georgia
By Brianna Brinker, Arts & Culture Editor If you love the mountains, exploring waterfalls, spotting…
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Charleston: the town full of charm, history, and iconic filming spots
Are you looking for a town to visit that has boutiques, beautiful beaches, amazing restaurants, and history from the 1700s? Charleston, South Carolina, is the perfect summer travel spot! Charleston can be a great weekend trip for college students.
College through art: Cultural representations of youth and higher education
Have you ever wondered whether it is life that mimics art or art that mimics life? Well, which one mimics which is a never-ending question, but the fact is that many artistic pieces reflect distinct spheres of human life, and with college life, it could not be more true.
Senior to freshman: A guide to college life
Every year, new freshmen arrive on campus feeling excited, nervous, and unsure of what to expect. Seniors who once felt the same way now look back, wishing they could share the lessons they learned along the way.
How Saint Leo students can save money using their student ID
Students at Saint Leo University swipe their ID cards every day, but many do not realize how much money they could be saving. From free access to the Wellness Center to discounts on subscriptions, entertainment, and local businesses, student status comes with benefits that often go unused.
Hidden in plain sight: The artists of Saint Leo University
Art is not always found in museums. Sometimes, it is hidden in a dorm room or inside a sketchbook. At Saint Leo, some students are quietly making the community more colorful than we realize.
Spring Break beyond the beach: Florida’s historic cities worth visiting
For many students, that simply means enjoying the beaches. However, Florida offers much more than beaches and sunshine. The state has a rich history and many fascinating places that are worth visiting during spring break.
Women’s History Month: Celebration or checklist?
Every March, the campus fills with events, spotlights, and conversations honoring Women’s History Month. For a few weeks, it feels like the entire community is tuned in, celebrating women’s leadership, sharing stories, and creating space for voices that aren’t always centered.
The female voice Hollywood chose to hear: From Colleen Hoover’s novel to the film “Reminders of Him”
With the onset of spring, the world seems renewed, bringing a wave of new cultural releases, including movie premieres, new seasons of popular TV series, and highly anticipated books. One of the upcoming releases in March is the film “Reminders of Him”, based on the novel by Colleen Hoover.
Artificial creativity: The ethics of AI art
AI art, images generated by AI intended to look like illustrations or artwork. As this new technology grows, so do questions about the ethical use of generative AI. How can AI art be helpful? How can it be harmful?
