Moonlight Breakfast connects students under the stars
On Dec.1, the Saint Leo University Student Government Union (SGU) organized the traditional Moonlight Breakfast, which is held at the end of each semester to support students before final exams.
On Dec.1, the Saint Leo University Student Government Union (SGU) organized the traditional Moonlight Breakfast, which is held at the end of each semester to support students before final exams.
As the sun dropped below the horizon, the Student Community Center (SCC) Lakeside Patio came alive with color, conversation, and a calm afternoon.
There is a huge sign on the wall that says, “Made by us Marketplace.” Under the title, it says, “The Saint Leo Boutique”, which is a learning hub for artists, entrepreneurs, and future business professionals.
Saint Leo University is beginning a new chapter with the arrival of Dr. Jim Burkee as its 12th president. On Nov. 19, Dr. Burkee organized Service Day to bring the university community together.
Give Thanks Bingo was a great way to remind students that having gratitude in your heart is what Thanksgiving is truly about. On Nov. 18, Saint Leo University students gathered in the Student Community Center (SCC) boardrooms to play bingo and have a chance to win unique prizes.
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.
