Is Core Innovation’s 11.6 Laptop Right for You?
Are you ready for your next laptop upgrade? The electronic industry is a competitive market where companies constantly attempt to improve their products.
Taking risks on stage and screen: Saint Leo alumnus Emily Kochanski to appear on game show reboot
This is an early screen appearance for aspiring actress Kochanski, who has gotten plenty of stage experience during her time at Saint Leo, where she appeared in shows such as “Guys and Dolls” and “25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee,” and in her local community theatre, where she has been acting since the age of seven.
Panhellenic Council’s Informal Recruitment week
This spring, Saint Leo’s Panhellenic Council informal recruitment will start on Jan. 31st and end on Feb. 4th. The Council assists with chapter operations, recruitment, and academic excellence for the Theta Phi Alpha, Sigma Sigma Sigma, Gamma Upsilon, and Alpha Sigma Tau sororities.
A modern perspective of Martin Luther King Jr’s legacy and black issues
Every third Monday of January, the United States commemorates the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, an influential civil rights activist who fought for the equal rights of African Americans and preached his timeless message of achieving equal rights through non-violence.
A Chance to Learn with Immokalee
For the past ten years, the Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW) has been coming to Saint Leo University to educate both staff and students about the everyday mistreatment of farmworkers and other varying issues migrant workers face.
Men and Women’s Basketball Update
The men and women’s basketball teams are about two-thirds of the way through the season. The season has brought about mixed results, some fantastic performances, and some heartbreaking losses.
The Golfing Dutchman
Many will probably connect the word “Dutchman” with the legendary ship of the movie “Pirates of the Caribbean” starring Jonny Depp and Orlando Bloom, or others could associate the word with the opera “Flying Dutchman” from Richard Wagner and captain Bernard Fokke. But, at Saint Leo University, the expression “Dutchman” brings to mind student athlete Bas Vermeulen.
“Don’t Look Up”: a climate crisis satire that lacks BIPOC voice
Netflix’s recent movie “Don’t Look Up” is a satire that parallels the responses institutions and corporations make on climate change using a comet as a metaphor.
Dump Your Healthy New Year’s Resolutions!
Instead of making yet another resolution to eat healthier, or exercise daily, challenge yourself to ditch those resolutions and incorporate some of the following tips into your new lifestyle that will for sure benefit your overall health.
Student Spotlight: Molly Hauser
“I can honestly say that I am glad that I choose Saint Leo because I have found my major of interest to study as well have been given many leadership opportunities that I don’t think I would have gotten as easily at another college,” said Hauser.