How Florida’s new open carry law has affected Floridians
Florida residents responded with mixed opinions after the Florida First District Court of Appeal unanimously ruled its ban on the open carry of firearms as unconstitutional a few months ago.
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Why are international student numbers falling and is it affecting Saint Leo University?
Some of the main reasons there was a decline in first-time international students enrolling in the Fall Semester, was because many students had to deal with long delays, an increase in denials, and many other administrative barriers, like stricter vetting processes.
2025 employment rates at a low: What it means for upcoming graduates
With the 2025 graduation period right around the corner, students are getting concerned about the job market that has been more uncertain than it has been in years.
Thanksgiving on thin plates
Based on an analysis of Bureau of Labor Statistics data by Bankrate, since the 2020 pandemic, inflation has not truly gone away. Prices for consumer goods are now over 24% higher than they were before the pandemic, while paychecks mostly remained stagnant.
Black Friday in a digital world
In today’s digital world, shopping is now faster, easier and more personal, making Black Friday no longer just a single day but an entire season of sales, since discounts can be at every store without waiting for a holiday.
A Christmas that smells like pine, not plastic
Based on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the volume of household waste in the United States increases by about 25 percent between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day.
Florida’s move to end vaccine mandates: What does it mean for our community?
The state of Florida has motioned to end all vaccine mandates, a decision that has sparked many mixed emotions amongst citizens.
Pope Leo XIV’s early impact: A new chapter for the Church
These early months have also given many a chance to observe his leadership style and understand the priorities he is setting for the Catholic Church.
From turnip to pumpkin: The origins of a Halloween icon
With Halloween just a few weeks away, many are already thinking of what fun faces they can carve on their pumpkin this year. But did you know that the first Halloween carvings were not cute at all and were cut out of a turnip?
A legacy of “Courage and Faith”: Saint Leo remembers Charlie Kirk
Kirk co-founded Turning Point USA at 18 with the goal of motivate young conservatives; the organization grew rapidly with a presence on thousands of college campuses.
