National Toy Hall of Fame to induct a fourth member—and you can help!
One of your favorite childhood toys could be a part of the “Forgotten Five,” for the first time, you can vote it into the National Toy Hall of Fame.
Browsing: Arts & Culture
Culture Corner: Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party
One memorable event hosted this month was Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party, located at Magic Kingdom Park in Walt Disney World.
Horror Movie Marathon: Top picks for a Halloween horror movie night
For many, this spooky season is synonymous with chilling tales and heart-pounding scares. What better way to celebrate than with a bone-chilling horror movie marathon?
Too old for trick-or-treating? Ways to celebrate Halloween for emerging adults
While no one is ever too old for trick-or-treating, for those who desire other ways to enjoy the wonderful spooky season, here are some other ways to celebrate Halloween.
LGBT History Month: The evolving recognition of identity
The accomplishments of 31 lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender icons are honored during LGBT History Month with a video, biography, bibliography, downloadable photos, and other resources every day in October.
Fall décor for students: Budget and DIY ideas
Living in Florida, it is hard to experience this time of the year truly. However, nobody says you cannot create the fall mood by yourself! And decorating your room or dorm can help you!
Dade City Scarecrow Festival
On Saturday, Oct. 14, the Pioneer Florida Museum & Village hosted an annual Scarecrow Festival in Dade City from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Many families and friends came to have fun and enjoy the event.
Cozy up with these picks: 10 academia movies to watch this fall
As the leaves begin to turn and the air becomes crisp, there’s no better way to embrace the cozy vibes of fall than by settling in for a movie night. And what better theme for your autumn film festival than academia?
Inspiration and connection: Literature for lunch
On Friday, Oct. 6, the Department of Language Studies and the Arts reintroduced their semi-annual event, Literature for Lunch. Students, writers, and friends alike gathered to listen as a group of Saint Leo’s professors read a collection of their published works.
Dade City Farms Fall Festival: A southern spin on fall
Fall has officially blown its way into Dade City. The mornings are getting colder, leaves are starting to dance around, and students are huddled in coffee shops preparing for midterms.
