Biden v. Missouri is just one of the cases the Court has had to rule on, but the nation’s highest Court has a full docket with important issues this term. Justices will rule on matters including abortion, possession of firearms outside the house, religious expression, and varying other topics.
It’s that time again to elect a new student body for Saint Leo University’s Student Government Union (SGU). As the voting season quickly approaches, students are encouraged to cast their votes on EngageLeo.
Saint Leo University’s Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority is taking the time to remind everyone to appreciate themselves and help make everyone smile.
Seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady officially announced his retirement from the NFL on Feb. 1, 2022, through his social media accounts.
Saint Leo University’s Honors program is one of the many programs that foster unique learning experiences for students. In 2020, the new director of the program and associate professor of philosophy, Dr. Timothy Jussaume, started adjusting the program to improve honors students’ experiences inside and outside the classroom.
Originally airing on Disney+ in 2021, “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” miniseries provides answers for previously unanswered questions from the Marvel movie franchise, “The Avengers.”
The popularity of this event has allowed people in places like Florida to expand their knowledge of Chinese culture. For example, non-Chinese people can learn and possibly experience the traditional Chinese Lantern Festival which occurs during the Chinese’s calendars fifteenth day and first mouth.
No Time to Die is the latest James Bond movie, released in 2021. It stars a famous British actor, Daniel Craig, and this movie is the last one he would act in. This movie brought tears to the die-hard James Bond fans’ eyes, especially those that love Daniel Craig.
During the romantic holiday of Valentine’s Day, many people enjoy chocolates without knowing where it comes from. Valentine’s Day dates all the way back to the Roman Times and is named after two different Roman Saints, both known as “Valentine.” Although both men’s names were not connected to romance, by the 1840s, the concept of Valentine’s Day as a holiday to celebrate romance had taken over most English-speaking countries.
With Valentine’s Day fast approaching, thousands of people will be rushing to their nearby supermarkets to purchase roses, cards, and candy for their loved ones. However, we must be more conscious of where those candy wrappers end up because it is no secret that everything we use and throw away contributes to the overflowing of landfills.