Love should be healthy: Candy salad edition
By Alina Rezepova, Staff Writer What do sweets and healthy relationships have in common? Both bring happiness when combined…
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Ministry movie night: A cozy evening of friendship, faith, and film
On Jan. 29, the film, “The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King,” was shown to students in Selby Auditorium from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. The event was organized by the University ministry team.
Spring Pep Rally & Bonfire: Students coming together to light up the night
The Spring Pep Rally & Bonfire, organized by the Spirit Committee with Athletics, took place near the lakefront access by the little bridge. Students gathered to start the evening together.
From paper to reality: Students create their 2026 vision boards
On Jan. 27, Residence Life hosted a Vision Board event for 2026 in the lobby of Apartment 5, where students not only had fun but also created a vision board outlining their goals for the year.
A vision of growth and access: President Burkee outlines his plans for Saint Leo
In between busy days filled with important meetings, emails, and his daily duties, Dr. Jim Burkee, the new president of Saint Leo University, makes it a priority twice a day, nearly everyday to step out of his office to meet potential students.
Made by Us Marketplace opens: Showcasing hand-made products by the community of Saint Leo University
Are you a student entrepreneur but have no idea where to sell your products? Saint Leo University created a program for future business owners to start selling their unique creations on campus.
Tie‑Dye vibes take over campus
Students enjoyed a relaxed afternoon of tie-dye with the Campus Activity Board (CAB), creating their own designs and having fun together. Even a CAB member joined in, adding to the good vibes.
Clueless, CDs, and creativity: Saint Leo Campus Activities Board hosts a CD painting event
Do you love creating crafts and all things nostalgic? The Campus Activity Board hosted a CD painting event. Students got to paint anything they wanted on their CDs!
A Black pioneer in segregated Florida: Rudolph Antorcha at Saint Leo University
That young man is Rudolph Antorcha. To students passing by today, he’s just a monument. But in 1898, he was something much bigger: a teenager who traveled from Cuba to Florida to claim a place in a world that wasn’t built for him.
Paws & relax: Therapy dogs ease student stress
Support Puppies quickly became a favorite among students, especially those already feeling the first waves of homesickness.
