Something big has been developing on the top floor of the Student Activities Building; gently used professional clothing is being donated by the dozens, and it is being gathered in Career Serivces’ new Career Closet.
On March 20, members of the Saint Leo University community gathered behind the Student Community Center for a free lunch and giveaways, and to celebrate the university’s new partnership with PepsiCo.
When one thinks of Jane Austen, what does one usually think of? Typically, it’s ballgowns, carriages, and slightly unrealistic romantic encounters. But Dr. Kathryn Duncan, professor of English at Saint Leo University, thinks of the Buddha.
On March 1, students and employers came together for the 2023 installment of Saint Leo University’s annual Business Day. Professors and instructors in the Tapia College of Business canceled classes to encourage their students to attend event programming throughout the day.
On the midnight of March 2, many students were startled by an email explaining unfounded threats of gunshots at Saint Leo University’s campus.
Community-wide shock followed in the wake of a Feb. 16 press release, in which Saint Leo University announced a series of changes and cuts to various programs in all areas of collegiate life, including academics, athletics, and student activities.
Whether you are walking through campus, working hard in the library, or you have had one too many beverages from Benedict’s Coffeehouse, the bathroom is calling your name! But which one? We all have had some unpleasant toilet encounters, and there are bound to be ones on campus you would want to avoid.
As of March 20, students will no longer walk up to empty vending machines, all thanks to a new partnership with Pepsi. After a five-year contract with Coca-Cola expired, Saint Leo University is switching to Pepsi products.
In the office of Dr. Ebony Perez, the Chair of the undergraduate social work department, you will find one of the participants in the Running for Justice 5K.
On Feb. 15, a van full of Saint Leo University students rolled into the Trader Joe’s parking lot instead of sitting down in their normal afternoon classroom setting. This field trip mission was spearheaded by Peter Marian, an instructor of management at Saint Leo, who figured that turning the on-paper case study into a real-life experience would be transformative for his students.
