Thanksgiving is coming up and it kickstarts the holiday season. It finally gives us the chance to take a small but well-deserved break and eat as much food as we possibly can. Many students will be going back home to celebrate this lovely holiday with their friends and family.
Publishers want experienced authors, and authors want publishers that help them gain experience: it’s a never-ending cycle. Fortunately, Saint Leo University has a solution to this problem, and it’s the Sandhill Review.
Thanksgiving is a time that not only emphasizes gratitude but also underscores the importance of charity.
Most of Halloween traditions can be traced back to Gaelic roots from Ireland. The holiday originates from ancient Celtic harvest festivals, more specifically known as Samhain. Samhain represented the end of the fall harvest season, and the beginning of the darker half of the year, also known as winter.
The thought of Florida being home to witches may seem odd to an outsider, but it is in fact true that the U.S. state has quite an interesting history with witches.
Black Friday is an event that has caught the attention of many Americans due to its low prices, retail profits, and the chaos it creates. This holiday comes right between the Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons and is known for its title, which has a unique origin.
Faculty, students, and families of the performers were able to sit back as they were transported across the world to places like Africa, Cuba, New Zealand, Brazil, Native America, and other locations through renditions of traditional songs sung in their native tongue and live acoustics to accompany it.
October is here and so is Halloween. The Campus Activities Board (CAB) of Saint Leo University has some events organized for this month with Halloween-related activities on campus. If you want to explore outside campus, there are some events around the Dade City-Wesley Chapel area too. It does not have to be Oct. 31 yet to go to a haunted house!
Nothing beats the tasty food that the new season brings to the dinner table.
Saint Leo University will be turning pink during the month of October to show support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, said the Office of University Communications
