As part of Saint Leo University’s celebration of Veterans Appreciation Month, the Honors Program featured a panel titled “From Service to Strength: Veterans’ Journeys Beyond the Uniform” on Nov. 13.
Seven Brew officially opened in Tampa on Oct. 20, just 50 minutes away from campus! It might be a longer drive, but when you try their drinks, it will be worth the mini road trip!
Swig originally started in Utah in 2010. It became known because most Mormons from Utah don’t drink coffee. Instead, they drink soda with creamer, and that’s why it is called a “dirty soda”.
In San Ann, an adorable, cozy cafe has become a favorite spot in the area. The Haven Cafe opened on May 17 and is only three minutes away from the university!
On Nov. 6, Saint Leo University held a Veterans Day Opening Ceremony, and everyone who attended paused to honor the men and women who have dedicated their lives to something greater than themselves: a service to our nation.
A brand-new Target store has officially opened at The Grove, which is an outdoor plaza in Wesley Chapel with shops, restaurants, and a movie theater. It’s 25 minutes from Saint Leo University.
On Oct. 13, the Saint Leo University chapter of Turning Point USA hosted an informational presentation on the tragic realities of human trafficking, but also the glimmer of hope for those trapped in the vicious cycle.
It is officially November, the month of sharing gratitude and giving. Saint Leo University loves to give back to its community in many ways.
On Oct. 29, one of the most anticipated events of the semester, The Great Pumpkin Bash: Halloween Palooza, organized by Dining Services and the Campus Activities Board (CAB), took place at the Student Community Center Lakeside Patio.
On Oct. 23, students at Saint Leo University came together for a special event called “Pink Out Bingo”. It was held in the Student Community Center (SCC) boardrooms and was to raise awareness for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
