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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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?
On Feb. 28, the Pasco County Commission on Human Trafficking hosted the first annual “Red Sand” human trafficking awareness event at the Historic Dade City Courthouse. A similar event was held on Jan. 31 at the West Pasco Government Center in New Port Richey.
Some historical events force that conversation directly. Have you ever wondered what happens when an entire town disappears, not because of a natural disaster, but because of hatred?
Country artist Megan Morney’s third studio album, “Cloud 9,” was released on Feb. 20, and she continues to cement her place in country music as our sequin-donning, hot-pink-loving, self-proclaimed “professional emo cowgirl.”
