Being in the military isn’t an easy profession, as soldiers must endure a strict world where they are challenged mentally and physically. Some military-connected students have to manage their courses and the life of a solider at the same time.
On Saturday, November 6th, 2021, a rally was organized for Saint Leo University alumni during the Homecoming weekend. At this event, former Saint Leo students got together in remembrance of the good old college days. It was a fulfilling and joyful atmosphere where alumni and current students had the chance to meet and reunite.
Saint Leo University’s Homecoming was an occasion to reunite and share memories with old friends. The 50th reunion was one for the ages. Reunited around a good cup of their favorite coffee, the alumni gathered in a joyful and warm atmosphere in this however cold weather of early November.
Whether someone is a freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior majoring in the arts, humanities, the sciences, or technology, one important concern is finding a proficient way to study for final exams.
As the university campus continues to grow both in student body and buildings, the amount of parking has slowly dwindled, leaving many students and faculty wondering what will be done to compensate for the lack of parking spots.
Here at Saint Leo University, we deeply value our veterans. Reserves Officers Training Course, or better known as ROTC, is a program here at the university where we partnered with the University of South Florida to provide options for prospective students wanting to join the military while pursuing higher education.
Saint Leo University is constantly adding new opportunities for students to grow and enjoy their time spent here on campus. Recently, Saint Leo opened up an esports arena to add to the fun.
“Studying abroad sounds wonderful, but it’s too expensive! There isn’t enough financial aid offered! The applications are too complicated! It’s only for American students!” These are a few of the misconceptions that students typically entertain about the study abroad program, and they rob prospective participants of a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
“People who need it the most, that’s where we want to make the biggest impact.”
“I am very glad I came to Saint Leo. Saint Leo has a special place in my heart that no other school could have filled.”
