On Feb. 12, students gathered to decorate scrapbook covers, creating a space to hold their memories throughout their years of study, turning a simple creative activity into a personal souvenir and a pleasant respite from their time at Saint Leo University.
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.
That’s exactly what happened on Feb. 8, when the Campus Activities Board (CAB) collaboratedwith the Student Government Union (SGU) and Student and Family Engagement (SFE) to transform the Super Bowl into a full-on community celebration.
This year, following a Grammy win, Bad Bunny took the Super Bowl stage on Feb. 8 as one of the most successful superstars of this era. His performance was a historic moment as it was a huge celebration of Latin heritage.
The legendary hero of “The Odyssey” is the titular Odysseus, who will be played by Matt Damon, who goes on a journey to reclaim his throne in Ithaca after being gone for years and presumed dead.
Just imagine a place where cities are filled with music, color, and dancing. A place wheretraditions, food, and nature come together to create a lively and welcoming culture. That place is called Colombia.
Everyone loves receiving gifts, especially when luck smiles upon you. Just imagine the room falling completely silent, you glance down at your card and yell, “Bingo!” Suddenly, all eyes turn toward you, and fortune is on your side.
Would you like to enjoy dinner outdoors and play sports games with friends? Saint Leo University offered this opportunity to all students through the campus game day experience, which transformed an ordinary weekday into a bright, memorable evening.
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!
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.