The Talent showcase is a traditional Family Weekend event that happens every year. This time, the event happened on Oct. 21 and gathered several students to present their talents. Parents had the opportunity to watch different presentations held by solo students and artistic groups.
If you want to have a fun summer with a wide variety of activities and still be in contact with Christ, the Life Teen Summer Mission is what you are looking for.
For some people, the learning journey does not end at graduation. There are some career paths that involve one more step post-graduation. It is common sense that taking this extra step and being accepted into an excellent program in a good college might be tough and stressful.
Multiple campus organizations have planned events for students to get together and learn from valuable experiences to alleviate the stress of midterms. One of these groups is Saint Leo’s University Ministry. The Ministry leaders planned a multi-day off-campus retreat during which students journaled, learned from guest speakers, and participated in fun activities.
Saint Leo University joins other universities including Loyola University Maryland in Baltimore, Georgia State University in Atlanta, and the University of Wyoming with their recent rollout of artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot “Leona.”
On September 6, Saint Leo University launched their newest program—a chatbot named Leona—as an alternative way of interacting and communicating with students on campus.
Saint Leo University celebrated community, family, the future, and the accomplishments of the university’s many distinguished alumni during the Homecoming 2022 weekend. Notably, however, the morning of October 22 opened with the Presidential Brunch and presentation of the ’21 and ’22 Alumni Awards.
October 10 is Worldwide Mental Health Day and Saint Leo University did their best to help their students. With midterms approaching and the semester in full swing, Saint Leo made sure that their students had time to take a step away from all the hustle and bustle that comes along with being college students.
On September 25, in a press release, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis declared a state of emergency in all 67 counties and activated the State Emergency Operations Center at level one.
The Intercultural Student Association was joined by multiple clubs on University Campus to promote cultural awareness on the evening of October 5. Some of the clubs present included the Black Student Union, Caribbean Student Association, Asian-American Pacific Islander Student Association, and more.
