Adding “whimsy” to your day has become a social media trend on TikTok and Instagram. It is a wholesome, cute trend where people will post how they are adding whimsical things to their day.Whimsical means playful or fanciful in an amusing way.
Do you miss the 2010 Halloween nights we used to experience as kids? As college students, it can be difficult to start new traditions but that is what college is all about. Our generation is too old to trick or treat, but we’re too young to let go of the Halloween magic we felt as kids
It is so exciting to create new traditions, but it may feel intimidating starting college with no idea of what the best events are or what traditions to attend every year. Here is your guide to the traditions you should not miss at Saint Leo University from a senior.
Starting college for the very first time is like entering a whole new world. Your routine totally changes from living at home your entire life to living at a university far from home, away from all the people you know.
Well, perhaps it’s fate that someone with a writing instrument for a last name became the Editor-in-Chief for Saint Leo University’s only fully-student run newspaper.
With summer officially here, many people are starting to think about the best way to spend their time off. But with everything getting more expensive, the real question is what’s actually worth it: a staycation or a vacation?
As a college student, balancing finals, presentations, sports, clubs, work, and responsibilities can feel overwhelming, especially during the last couple of weeks of the school year. Sometimes it can feel like you don’t even get a second to sit down and relax until the end of the day.
Are you a college student wondering how to make your summer break productive and help prepare for your future career? If so, there are many ways to use your break to enhance your résumé, strengthen your LinkedIn, and build your portfolio.
We come to college expecting a heavy workload of assignments, tests, and exams, and hoping for a decent sleep schedule, but we leave campus with so much more than the education we learn from our textbooks.
Although many international students do not see graduation as the “end of their line” in their U.S. journey, they do not know what their options are if they want to continue in the United States. for a little bit longer, or even for life.
