The last time The Lions’ Pride Media Group spoke to Dadez, it was just 48 days after he assumed the role of Saint Leo’s newly appointed president, on July 1, 2022. This time, nine months have passed, and in those nine months came the arrival of a new era for Saint Leo.
I am an international student from Scotland studying a sports MBA at Saint Leo University. When I moved to Florida, it was my first time being in the United States, so, unsurprisingly, I had a lot of questions. There were so many cultural shocks and everything was very different, but it was so exciting!
The life of a student- athlete is hard, but a very special experience. You get to live every day with your closest friends whilst doing the sport you love, all in the process of earning your degree. Time-management, pressures, and expectations are few of the many challenges we have to face, but if you work hard and strive to achieve your goals, the rewards make it all worth it.
Indie games are the last bastion of hope regarding innovation or video game appreciation. Indie companies have given us games like “Hades,” “Hotline Miami,” and “Disco Elysium.” However, some companies decided to create something different, all driven by passion.
There is a banned book epidemic that is making its way across America. It seems like with each passing day there is another book banned. However, books are not banned for no reason
Graduating students from Saint Leo University’s Honors Program presented senior capstone projects during the final week of the Spring 2023 semester.
In this article, you will find the main loops the Saint Leo University cross-country team uses to train near and around campus.
Earth Day’s theme for 2023 is “Restore our Earth.” When thinking about this phrase, we must consider investing in our planet.
Finals week is near, the academic week that all students here at Saint Leo University fear! This is a week that has everyone in a frenzy and on edge.
One Saint Leo senior wanted to use the day to draw attention to worldwide communities impacted by the deadly disease of malaria.