Florida sets 2025 special elections
Although both districts are far from Saint Leo University, the shift in Florida’s representation could have broader implications that may affect the Saint Leo community.
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Plane crashes in Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, and Alaska: What went wrong?
Three devastating plane crashes in Washington D.C., Philadelphia, and Alaska have recently captured national attention, raising serious concerns about aviation safety.
Are new social media apps trying to replace existing platforms?
Since the brief ban of TikTok on Jan. 19, 2025, many have questioned whether social media is truly safe to use. In response, new social media platforms have emerged, aiming to address these widespread security concerns.
Banned in a blink: TikTok went dark on Jan. 19 following ban
In the past five years, one app that has seen enormous success, particularly with Gen Z, is TikTok. The platform’s popularity has soared, with more than 170 million users in the United States alone.
The Trump administration thus far
By Hannah Lynn, World News Editor Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th President of…
2024 unpacked: A year of laughs, tears, triumphs, and memories
Dec. 31, the final day of the year, is a time when people reflect on the past year, recall significant moments—both good and bad—and consider new changes and goals for the year ahead.
How harmful text messages are affecting college students across the country
Since the recent U.S political election, the country has been in a state of divide. One reason is an increase in hate speech and racism, particularly online, where many users are able to remain anonymous.
Tied with tradition: Unique holiday gift customs from every corner of the globe
To explore how these traditions play out, students from Saint Leo University, hailing from around the globe, shared how they celebrate Christmas and exchange gifts.
The history and significance of Veterans Day
Veterans Day, a holiday observed on Nov. 11, honors military veterans—individuals who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces.
From consensus to conflict: The evolution of negativity in U.S. presidential campaigns
The history of U.S. presidential elections, from the early years to the present, illustrates how campaigning has evolved, particularly in terms of negativity and personal attacks.
