Self-Harm Awareness Month is in March, and Saint Leo University faculty would like to raise awareness on this sensitive yet essential topic. Follow along to learn what resources are available for students who need support.
Recently, people everywhere celebrated Saint Patrick’s Day. On Saint Patrick’s Day most celebrities wear green. This signifies the green attire that is worn by the leprechaun. However, what about wearing green to represent something else?
Spring is officially here, which means there are many events being held in Dade City and right here at Saint Leo University. We are talking about kickoff events, pageants, and jellybean flings! Sprinkle a little bit of fun and excitement into your spring schedule by attending an event!
Crochet has been around since the 1800s, and it is now accessible to everyone. National Crochet Month is celebrated in March of every year to recognize the art and craft of crochet. Crochet is one of the most well-liked crafts in the world and can be utilized for a variety of purposes.
Although Black History Month has passed, it is important to continue to celebrate the African American culture’s impact on the arts and humanities. Throughout American history, African Americans have had an essential influence on our culture.
Rodriguez cannot be confined to one box, either; the sophomore in psychology is a sister of Sigma Sigma Sigma, the current vice president of recruitment for the Panhellenic Council, a member of Saint Leo University’s choir programs, and a contestant in Miss Florida and Miss America Scholarship Organization.
During the month of love, everybody is celebrating their love for others. But it is important to always celebrate the love you have for the most important person in your life.
In light of February being Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, Saint Leo University faculty encourages students to be aware of campus resources, such as free counseling, that can help them overcome challenging situations. Follow along to learn more about this topic and what you can do to raise awareness and support survivors.
On Feb. 22, you will find students walking around campus with ashes in the shape of a cross on their forehead. Catholics and Christians around the globe will be celebrating the first day of the Lenten season.
As February arrives, so does all Valentine’s day merchandise in stores. Love is inevitably in the air. Whether you feel happy at the sight of flowers and stuffed animals or roll your eyes in disgust, love is one of the most important concepts in existence. Psychologists believe that the need to feel loved is a primary human emotional need. We needed love before we ever “fell in love,” and we’ll need it forever.
