The Picture of Dorian Gray: A Review
When Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray was published at the end of the nineteenth century, it caused an uproar amongst society.
Browsing: Arts & Culture
Debunking the myths of ADHD
October is ADHD Awareness Month, and some Saint Leo University faculty and students shared their perspectives on the disorder to help educate the community. Continue reading to learn more about this condition and how you can help those who have it!
Ranking Halloween Candy
The month of October is all about being spooky. However, nothing says “Halloween” quite like candy! The Lions’ Pride Media Group was curious as to what Halloween candy students liked the most—so, they went around campus and asked!
National situational awareness day: Staying safe on campus
According to G&R independent research, eight in ten Americans worry about violence. Every year on Sept 26, situational awareness is promoted through different platforms. During this year’s national situational awareness day, safety tips are shared in order to raise awareness of security and well-being. To learn more about personal safety, numerous resources are available at the end of this article.
Downtown Dade City Hosts Art Walk for All
From Sept 17 to Sept 24, 2022, the Dade City Center for the Arts hosted their annual Art Walk, which featured 22 local businesses and artists presenting their work to the community. The walk’s main objective was to educate people on the artistic environment, local history, and personalities that dwell in Dade City.
Study Abroad: Dealing with the unexpected
On September 8, almost a week before I left for my program abroad, I learned that Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom had passed away. The day after the queen’s passing, my host university reached out to all of the students informing us of how this event would affect our first few days on campus.
Local Tampa Band’s New EP: A Review
A local Tampa band, Rohna, released their first EP, “Wander With You”, on Aug. 17, 2022. The band is composed of four members who met in high school: Nick Rovello, Luca Canalungo, Andres Hernandez, and Austin Burdi.
Feels Like Fall: What’s Coming in Autumn 2022
There are many ways to anticipate the arrival of autumn without considering the weather: spooky Netflix shows, haunting mystery novels, spine-chilling movies and exciting fall festivals! Here’s what students should expect this upcoming fall season.
Saint Leo University Invites Students, Faculty, and Staff to Embrace Reading in September
September marks the start of National Literacy Month and Library Card Sign-Up Month. This is a nationally recognized campaign to bring awareness to the importance of reading and library resources. Going to libraries as well as reading allows children, teens, and adults to develop crucial skills they can carry with them throughout their life.
The low-down on self-improvement month at Saint Leo
The month of September is all about self-improvement, and this gives us time to sit back and reflect on what we could improve about ourselves. Self-improvement looks different for everyone, but it is important to think about it so we can continue our growth as individuals.
