“Leo Sunset” paints calm across campus
As the sun dropped below the horizon, the Student Community Center (SCC) Lakeside Patio came alive with color, conversation, and a calm afternoon.
After the deadline: Finding yourself beyond exams
For many college students, finals week is more than just a series of exams; it feels like a test of identity. As deadlines pile up and GPAs are overlooked, in finals week, everything on campus centers on grades and exams.
Turkey, traditions, and smart transactions
Students can feel the excitement everywhere whether it’s sales, parties, or plans with friends or family. But behind the fun, there is also stress: money. Many students spend too much and end the year with debt.
Introducing “Made by Us Marketplace”: A new opportunity for student entrepreneurship
There is a huge sign on the wall that says, “Made by us Marketplace.” Under the title, it says, “The Saint Leo Boutique”, which is a learning hub for artists, entrepreneurs, and future business professionals.
Service Day brings the campus together: Celebrating Saint Leo University’s 12th President, Dr. Jim Burkee
Saint Leo University is beginning a new chapter with the arrival of Dr. Jim Burkee as its 12th president. On Nov. 19, Dr. Burkee organized Service Day to bring the university community together.
Give Thanks Bingo: How Saint Leo University celebrates gratitude with students
Give Thanks Bingo was a great way to remind students that having gratitude in your heart is what Thanksgiving is truly about. On Nov. 18, Saint Leo University students gathered in the Student Community Center (SCC) boardrooms to play bingo and have a chance to win unique prizes.
“Beyond the uniform”: Honors Program illuminates veterans’ struggles and accomplishments
As part of Saint Leo University’s celebration of Veterans Appreciation Month, the Honors Program featured a panel titled “From Service to Strength: Veterans’ Journeys Beyond the Uniform” on Nov. 13.
From TikTok to Tampa: Seven Brew’s viral coffee craze hits the Bay Area
Seven Brew officially opened in Tampa on Oct. 20, just 50 minutes away from campus! It might be a longer drive, but when you try their drinks, it will be worth the mini road trip!
When home is too far: Redefining Thanksgiving on campus
For most people, Thanksgiving is associated with a large family dinner, cooking a turkey, and strengthening relationships by spending a warm evening with loved ones. But what does this holiday look like for students who are away from home and unable to return to their families?
Sip the fun at Swig: Opening day excitement in Wesley Chapel
Swig originally started in Utah in 2010. It became known because most Mormons from Utah don’t drink coffee. Instead, they drink soda with creamer, and that’s why it is called a “dirty soda”.