What Do We Call Them?
“Vampire Survivors” was a hit that spanned a plethora of copies and inspirations. Much like how “Dark Souls” created Souls-like, “Vampire Survivors” created what some call Survivors-like.
Browsing: Arts & Culture
Autism Awareness Month: Educating the Saint Leo community
At Saint Leo University, there are multiple resources for students with autism and for the Saint Leo community to learn about the topic. Follow along to learn more about how autism manifests and ways to support those who have it.
Marissa Allen: An artist focused on finding beauty
With an undergraduate degree in elementary education and a minor in art, and now studying instructional design, Allen is dedicated to inspiring others, in multiple ways. To truly understand how she does this, it is essential to go back to the beginning.
Verses of inspiration: Celebrating National Poetry Month with Alyssa Dufort
Famous poets like Robert Frost and Edgar Allen Poe were taught in schools for their beautiful way with words. Writers with this same tantalizing ability are walking around the Saint Leo University campus today.
Microsoft’s core principles and other contradictions
Xbox made a video in a format podcast to promote their message and tell their viewers that they are focus on eliminating exclusivity, preservation of video games, cross-play and cross-save, and the Game Pass.
Culture corner: Grey’s Anatomy releases twentieth season
Everyone has a favorite television series and becomes ecstatic when their favorite series releases new episodes. This fact remains true with the popular Grey’s Anatomy series. The creators premiered the twentieth season of the series on Thursday, March 14.
Recognizing women in STEM
To tackle complex challenges and drive progress in society, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fosters ingenuity, analytical reasoning, and technological advancement, and this field has long been dominated by men, such as Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, and Elon Musk.
Bipolar disorder: Raising awareness
Considering World Bipolar Day, which takes place on March 30 of every year, it is vital to raise awareness of bipolar disorder, its symptoms, and some treatments for the pathology. Follow along to learn more about bipolar disorder and how to support those who struggle with it.
“Egg”-cellent Easter activities
Are you struggling to think of some fun ideas for Easter? There is pumpkin carving for Halloween, and caroling and decorating trees for Christmas, but what is there to do for Easter?
Secrets of spring: The importance of embracing nature
As the days grow longer and the earth becomes warmer, students return from break to finish the spring semester, eager for the summer months. Despite the hurry to finish classes, it is important to remember to step outside, breathe the fresh air, and take a break from the computer screens.
