For those unfamiliar with the acronym, RCIA stands for the Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults, the name of the process by which an adult prepares to become Catholic. RCIA is generally conducted through a parish church; however, when students began to show interest in joining Catholic Church, Saint Leo’s University Ministry saw an opportunity to step in.
On March 5, from 2-6 pm, Saint Leo University’s students, staff, and factually all gathered in scorching eight five-degree weather to attend the annual event of Spring Fling.
The Campus Activities Board (CAB) organizers provided students with refreshing lemonade, customizable ice cream, and tie-dye shirts at the event.
On March 5, 2022, over 100 students came together at Saint Leo University to pack over 40,000 meal packages to help aid victims of natural disasters from around the world.
Saint Leo University Ministry partnered with Cross Catholic Outreach to create this volunteer event.
Saint Leo University recently launched a new program called Mission-Driven Leader Series: Conversations on Purpose designed to engage our community in dialogue about leadership and excellence.
Saint Leo University Ministry and Cross Catholic Outreach are hosting a service day activity on March 5. All Saint Leo students, faculty, staff, and community members are invited to register and attend this activity.
By Feb. 28, 2022, Saint Leo University required all students living on campus to complete mandatory sexual harassment training.
The training was designed to ensure that people feel comfortable speaking up if they are subjected to stalking, dating violence, or sexual harassment.
It’s that time again to elect a new student body for Saint Leo University’s Student Government Union (SGU). As the voting season quickly approaches, students are encouraged to cast their votes on EngageLeo.
Saint Leo University’s Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority is taking the time to remind everyone to appreciate themselves and help make everyone smile.
Saint Leo University’s Honors program is one of the many programs that foster unique learning experiences for students. In 2020, the new director of the program and associate professor of philosophy, Dr. Timothy Jussaume, started adjusting the program to improve honors students’ experiences inside and outside the classroom.
Leo Love Week will take place from Feb. 14-17. This week will give students the opportunity to participate in a variety of engaging events. Here is what students can expect.
