The Intercultural Student Association was joined by multiple clubs on University Campus to promote cultural awareness on the evening of October 5. Some of the clubs present included the Black Student Union, Caribbean Student Association, Asian-American Pacific Islander Student Association, and more.
According to G&R independent research, eight in ten Americans worry about violence. Every year on Sept 26, situational awareness is promoted through different platforms. During this year’s national situational awareness day, safety tips are shared in order to raise awareness of security and well-being. To learn more about personal safety, numerous resources are available at the end of this article.
After the breaks and inconveniences caused by COVID-19, Saint Leo University’s athletic teams were slowly able to return to their routines in Fall Season 2021 and Spring Season 2022. However, some strict rules issued by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) came hand-in-hand with some good outcomes for the athletes that were restricted during Spring Season 2020.
Campus Gear is a local business in San Antonio less than five minutes from Saint Leo University’s university campus. The store offers t-shirts and other merchandise for Saint Leo students and is open to everyone in the area.
As the saying goes, there is a first time for everything, and, living in Florida, hurricanes are definitely no exception.
In the United States, there are many ways you can exercise your right to vote, different voting laws for each state, and different voting times and locations.
Navigate is a new tool that Saint Leo University launched on September 15. The tool is used to help students find their course schedules and contact information on success coaches and advisors, along with the ability to view instructor office hours.
From Sept 17 to Sept 24, 2022, the Dade City Center for the Arts hosted their annual Art Walk, which featured 22 local businesses and artists presenting their work to the community. The walk’s main objective was to educate people on the artistic environment, local history, and personalities that dwell in Dade City.
On September 8, almost a week before I left for my program abroad, I learned that Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom had passed away. The day after the queen’s passing, my host university reached out to all of the students informing us of how this event would affect our first few days on campus.
When people think of Great Britain, Big Ben, fish and chips, and tea may come to mind. But without fail, for the last 70 years, many have pictured Queen Elizabeth II.