Super Bowl weekend at Saint Leo: Community or chaos?
The Super Bowl, the NFL’s annual championship game, was one of the most anticipated sporting events in the United States, drawing massive attention worldwide.
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The color of love: Pink; the meaning, connection, and everyday life
During the month of February, pink surrounds us through decorations, candies, and flowers. Itnot only is the color that represents Valentines’ Day, but it has so much history behind it; everyone has a different story with pink!
Campus heart health: Promoted or ignored?
February is the month of the heart in the U.S.A. Throughout America, people are reminded of the importance of taking care of the cardiovascular system, but students often experience stress, sleep little, and eat improperly.
When cold weather tests student discipline
Cold for students becomes a feeling of discomfort and sometimes even stress. Although the cold weather is not a reason to skip classes at all, the desire to attend them disappears.
The impact of new year Goals: Why writing down your aspirations for 2026 matters
Most people have new year resolutions or aspirations they want to achieve when a new year arrives. Usually, it is the resolutions they didn’t really commit to in the previous year.
Comeback semester or constant pressure? Students question hustle culture
January often brings what students call the “comeback semester,” energized by a feeling of starting over and working toward better grades, stronger habits, and new goals.
Deadlines vs. paychecks: Juggling work and school
While some look forward to new courses, others first check their work schedules. Each semester raises the same question: Work less to focus on studies or expect Saint Leo University to adapt?
Doomscroll detox: Hobbies to pick up instead of scrolling in 2026
It is 2026, and many people have made it a goal to stop mindlessly scrolling on their phones. To make it easier, you can replace your phone with a hobby!
The snowbird: Florida’s friend or foe?
According to Florida Realty Marketplace, it is estimated that with one million seasonal residents per year, Florida’s population increases by five percent (one million people) in the colder months.
Why “new year, new me” rarely works: The truth about New Year’s resolutions
December comes, and people start writing down their lists of resolutions, then January passes by, and “Quitter’s Day” arrives. By February, their lists of resolutions are dumped in the trash.
