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Psychology professor Tammy Zacchilli and director of Career Services Omar Cosme discuss maintaining and building connections, asking for support, and celebrating successes.

The Democrat, who served as mayor from 2011 to 2019, spoke to two sessions of the Faith & Politics classes in Saint Leo’s Honors Program

Saint Leo University graduates celebrating May 5-7 at nursing pinning, ROTC commissioning, and doctoral hooding ceremonies, Baccalaureate Mass, reception, and graduation

Law enforcement officials from Citrus, Lake, Marion, and Sarasota counties’ sheriff’s offices participated in program that prepares them for leadership roles

University raises $1.2 million thanks to more than 1,000 donations

James DeTuccio, Saint Leo University interim chief operating officer issues university statement in response to the passing of Pope Francis

The Saint Leo University faculty member was asked by Tampa Mayor Jane Castor to write a poem for her April 28 address. 

12 seniors to receive nursing pins May 5, graduate May 7, and many already have offers at AdventHealth, TGH, BayCare, Moffitt

From science to religion and lots of subjects in between, ‘Academic Excellence Day’ showcases oral presentations, posters, and annual college awards

Travel abroad provides ‘opportunity for personal growth, cultural awareness, and expanded knowledge of the world around us’

Sabria Thompson-Murphy ’18,’ 21establishes two scholarships for Saint Leo students

Fundraiser will support student-athletes, allowing them to compete at highest level in SSC and NCAA Division II

Clearwater Central Catholic High School’s team wins championship with Jesuit High School’s Team B as runner-up

New camps include Microbe Hunters, Ballroom Dance, and Theater while favorites Robotics, Basketball, Baseball, and Little Lions camps return.

AdventHealth Dade City is the sponsor for the 2025 egg hunt, and families are invited for discounted dining, crafts, bounce houses, train rides, and more.

Lenten season provides time for prayer, fasting, and giving to others in order to grow closer to God, say student Spencer Wallut and Father Lucius Amarillas, university chaplain.

University Board of Trustees Begins Search, Appointing Interim Leader

State, private donors help grow the Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree as well as creating dedicated, immersive learning environment.

From poets to performers, from family to students, Saint Leo University’s instructors draw on rich history to bring courage and life to classrooms. 

Students may quickly attain new and in-demand skills through courses led by industry professionals and faculty.

Psychology, Nursing, and Religion Professors Discuss Ways To Become Healthy In All Aspects

The campus will host a Christmas village with vendors, campus lighting, blessing of manger while annual ‘A Saint Leo Christmas’ will be at Holy Name Monastery and Saint Leo Abbey Church

At Saint Leo, 27% of the student population is first-gen, demonstrating determination and the courage to be more and do more.

With a long history of educating military and veterans, Saint Leo ranks No. 9 in Florida, No. 120 in the U.S. among 304 schools.

Younger Voters Could Make Impact in Presidential And Other Races This Year, Political Science Instructor Says.

While many home devices are ‘smart,’ phishing is No. 1 threat to our data and privacy, Dr. Edward Santiago notes. 

Event will honor 20th recipient, Dr. Joseph Sievers, for contributions to Catholic-Jewish relations

High school and transfer students may visit campus, learn more about the university’s academic programs and campus life, and earn a $250 microscholarship.

Saint Leo University psychology professor Dr. Tammy Zacchilli offers advice for adults and children dealing with effects of the storm, providing help, and planning for the future.

A $500K donation to Saint Leo from tech entrepreneur Arnie Bellini creates certification program to increase the ranks of cybersecurity professionals in fight to secure digital borders.

The late member of the Class of 1971 was known for her love of the university, caring for the campus cats, and picking up litter during her walks. 

The closing ceremony for Brenda Bohannon will be September 20, and the next artist featured in the series will be Scott Robinson on October 18 during Fall Family Festival. 

College of Computing, Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, and Data Science (CARDS) Associate Dean Vyas Krishnan discusses importance of degree and career opportunities in interview.

Benedictine tradition of pursuing growth in mind, body, spirit continues through university’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree Program.

University President Dadez challenges community to ‘make a difference, do well this year, and have the courage to be more.’

Area residents are invited to enroll in ballroom dance lessons and join the community band and choir to improve their skills as musicians and vocalists — and have fun!

Week of Welcome starts the year off with fun and informative events. 

The majority of new and transfer students moving to campus in fall 2024 are from Florida. 

Students will begin moving in the week of August 19, and classes start August 26 for campus, education center, and online programs.

Saint Leo University psychology professor Dr. Tammy Zacchilli offers parents tips for ‘more cheers, less tears’

Internationally Renowned Soccer Club Expanding Reach and Recruiting Student-Athletes for Boarding School at Pasco County-Tampa Area University

10 students from Florida and Virginia law enforcement agencies graduate from the university’s program 

Coming from all walks of life, doctoral students share mission of serving others

Officers and officials from nine Florida law enforcement agencies prepare for the transition to command staff and leadership positions through university’s program.

Building on its successful degree programs in computer science, cybersecurity, robotics and AI, the university will offer this new STEM-degree online, beginning in August 2024

During the first week of summer camps, area youth had the opportunity to stretch their bodies and minds through activities, skill drills, challenges, and more.

The graduates studied in Spanish in their native countries of Peru, Mexico, Columbia, Chile, and Guatemala and traveled to Florida for commencement

Some of Saint Leo’s outstanding graduates are translating their internships into full-time positions while others will pursue higher degrees in graduate and medical programs.

Hillsborough County Sheriff Chad Chronister and Florida House Minority Leader Fentrice Driskell Address Class of 2024 Graduates

Biology major Greg Connelly ’24 achieves success in and out of the classroom with support of faculty, teammates, and University Ministry.

Saint Leo will welcome guest speakers Hillsborough County Sheriff Chad Chronister and Florida Representative Fentrice Driskell, the university’s first veteran studies graduate, and 11 graduates from its World Campus program.

Ecology, biology, and other students enjoy practical learning experience while working with faculty and Facilities Management to take care of gardens and lakefront.

The university’s Why Vote? Campaign, Undergraduate Social Work Department, and Social Work Club hosted nonpartisan event to ‘empower, elevate, and educate’

Jesuit High School’s team wins championship with Academy at the Lakes team as runner-up in first appearance at Saint Leo’s Brain Bowl

Guest speaker Dr. Robert Ventresca will explore recently revealed history from the Vatican archives of Pope Pius XII.

Students recognized for their academic leadership, experiential learning, excellence in scholarship, and more during annual event.

New fundraising event will support Athletics programs, offer evening of exciting games, auction, food, and fun.

Returning Favorite Summer Camps Include Robotics, Basketball, Baseball, and Little Lions Camps

The free concerts, to be held at Holy Name Monastery and Saint Leo Abbey Church, feature Gabriel Fauré’s ‘Requiem,’ which is a powerful affirmation of eternal life after death. 

The Saint Leo University nursing program’s unique Dedicated Education Unit with AdventHealth Zephyrhills that provides hands-on training was highlighted by Spectrum Bay News 9

Children 12 and younger welcome to join in hunt for up to 1,889 eggs, and guests are invited to enjoy arts and crafts, music, photos with the Easter Bunny, and discounted dinner.

This free event will explore how love is a part of the Jewish perspective on injustice and protest, family life, and responsibilities to our neighbors.

United Way of Pasco County and Cheryl Pollock of Premier Community HealthCare were among the honorees along with students, faculty, and former faculty.

Saint Leo University is offering a virtual boot camp for human resource professionals looking to earn industry credentials, starting October 21st.

Members of the community, area organizations, and students will be honored for their work in this necessary and vital profession.

Public welcome to attend more Lenten events hosted by University Ministry and the Benedictine Monks of Saint Leo Abbey

From giving up bad habits to surrounding yourself with people who are good influences on you, here are some ideas to help with growth in mind, body, and spirit this year.

AdventHealth Zephyrhills Nurses Will Mentor and Provide Practical Learning Experiences for University’s First Nursing Cohort

The university began offering a BA in music and opened a new lab in the fall in order to offer a practical music degree focused on music education, commercial music, church music, and community music.

A new dining service in the Wellness Center is open to the public and focuses on serving healthy foods

The public is invited to join this free, three-session discussion at Congregation Schaarai Zedek in Tampa to explore other religions and different perspectives. 

Before they headed out on winter break, students involved in University Ministry and the department’s director discussed the meaning of Christmas and how they celebrate the holiday.

The university was the only institution in Tampa Bay area to receive receiving funds from $5M grant to strengthen Florida's teacher pipeline.

Dr. Tammy Zacchilli takes a look at why it is difficult to follow through on New Year’s resolutions and suggests some ways to do better in 2024.

Those interested in fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry are invited to learn more about the craft of creative writing from Saint Leo faculty.

Saint Leo Center for Catholic-Jewish Studies’ Rabbi Maayan encourages everyone to “look for the opportunity to appreciate each person’s unique light.”

The university was an early leader in the field of online learning when the Center for Online Learning was established in 1998.

The university will hold its annual holiday concerts at 4 and 7 p.m. both days and present music answering ‘What is Christmas to Me?’

Black Friday may not be the best, but there still are deals, and don’t forget to “spend with meaning,” our faculty note. 

Dr. Daniel Dubois, historian and a descendant of a Pilgrim, says the first Thanksgiving is a difficult story, but its spirit of humanity is to be celebrated.

Dr. Stephen Okey and his wife, Paige Cargioli, utilized Saint Leo University’s adoption benefit to assist in growing their family through Catholic Charities Adoption Services.

Sociology Research Symposium welcomes the Army veteran to share ‘living history’

Saint Leo’s James-Evan Gagliano and his friend Diego Rojas, a Catholic University student, have created a business to help college students build their networks before graduating.

Rabbi David Sandmel Receives 19th Eternal Light Award for Outstanding Contributions, Lifelong Commitment To Catholic-Jewish Relations

Discussion of difficult topics such as the pontiff’s and Vatican’s actions during the Holocaust will help ensure ‘never again’

With advisor Dr. Harsha Perera, the club hosted events at the Hugh Embry Library and at University Campus for students and the public to view the October 14 annular eclipse safely while having fun. 

Bronze Star recipient Roy Caldwood will share his journey of resilience and valor from his U.S. Army Service to his work in corrections at Rikers Island.

‘Laudate Deum’ Makes Pointed, Urgent Call to Respond to Environmental Disasters

Saint Leo University’s Dr. Tammy Zacchilli offers advice to help children and not be ‘that’ parent in sports, dance, band, and other activities

The university’s nursing program is growing thanks to state funding as well as more than $1.2 million in donations to help alleviate shortage of nurses in Florida.

The October 9-11 conference will shed new light on the historical and theological controversies concerning the pontiff and the Vatican during the Holocaust period and on Jewish-Christian relations at multiple levels.

15% of new students come from other countries to study at University Campus where they find support from a variety of programs services, clubs, and organizations.

The university will mark 25 years of offering online degree programs in December.

Event Planned for October 26 at Glazer Jewish Community Center in  Tampa

The university now is offering bachelor’s degrees in music and computational math as well as a master’s in accounting-STEM and a doctorate in theology

Mass of the Holy Spirit Welcomes New and Returning Students, Faculty, and Staff

‘Radical Hospitality’ Extended to Those Becoming the Newest Lions

Of the more than 800 expected new students, most are from Florida’s Pasco and Hillsborough Counties

The University’s Inaugural Official Nursing Class of Juniors Begin Hands-on Training in Fall

Thanks to Noyce Scholarships, Saint Leo University is preparing STEM educators of the future for classroom teaching. 

’Twas the Night Before the First Day of School — Dr. Tammy Zacchilli, who teaches, “Psychology of Parenting,” Gives Advice For the Beginning of a New School Year

On National Intern Day (July 27), Saint Leo students and faculty share stories of gaining real-world knowledge and skills during internships.

The programs give high school and middle school a taste of STEM education, and combine fun with learning new skills.

From the Tampa area to Rwanda, participants in Saint Leo program gained skills to advance projects and generate earned revenues

Law Enforcement Officials from Tampa, Sarasota, Seminole, Temple Terrace, and Zephyrhills Participated in Program that Prepares Them for Leadership Roles

Fox 28 Covers Georgia Representative Carl Gilliard’s Commencement Address to Saint Leo Graduates

More than 200 Students to Receive Bachelor’s, Master’s, Doctoral, Associate Degrees in Ceremony at Johnny Mercer Theatre

Dr. Tammy Zacchilli suggests preparing a schedule as No. 1 priority

In ceremonies in May at USF, Saint Leo students became new officers in the U.S. military

Members of the Class of 2023 Begin Next Steps After Graduation

From being prepared for an interview by researching the company to not trying to be like everyone else, here’s guidance for grads.

Tampa Restaurateur Richard Gonzmart And MLB Network Analyst Xavier Scruggs To Give Commencement Addresses

Rose Mustain ’95 made a career transition from HR to IT and now supports deep space exploration at Johnson Space Center.

April 14’s Moffitt and Saint Leo University Community Expo will offer career and educational opportunities to the public as well as students and alumni.

Saint Leo University recognizes students for their academic leadership, experiential learning, excellence in scholarship, and more during annual event.

The university’s School of Computing, Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, and Data Science provides support, fosters interest in emerging careers.

Life Teen’s Camp Hidden Lake in Georgia provided the setting for Saint Leo students to engage in service projects, prayer, Mass, faith formation, and fun.

The university has educated students in the Florida Keys since 1975 and now is adding a 13th degree to its program offerings.

Isaac Henderson ’17 offered key advice at March 1 Mission-Driven Leaders: Conversations on Purpose, part of Business Day 2023, presented by Tapia College of Business and Career Services

March 1 Event To Welcome MBA Grad, Division Vice President of Jacobs

The university community and the public gathered on Ash Wednesday to begin Lent, to pray, and to receive ashes.

Operational Changes Announced February 16

New technology aided an arrest in a 1987 slaying, and now detectives think other killings could be related. Saint Leo’s Dr. Joseph Cillo offered his insight into the cases.

More than 600 high school students learned about teaching careers from Saint Leo’s Department of Undergraduate Education

Saint Leo Receives High Marks For Online Bachelor’s Programs, Including Best for Veterans, Best Business, Best Psychology, and Best Overall Bachelor’s Degrees

Donations from public, students, faculty, and staff will be used by Behavioral Health Unit and other officers to help children in crisis situations.

At the university’s Winter Wonderland event, students discuss what Christmas means to them and how they celebrate the holiday.

Students Tackle Problems of Today through Interdisciplinary Program

Program helps nonprofit leaders strengthen their organizations’ social impact

With more than one-quarter of its student population being affiliated with the military, Saint Leo University is beginning to celebrate its 50th anniversary of military education.

Cardinal O’Malley to Present Historic Honor on Behalf of Pope Francis in Ceremony on November 20 at University Campus

Mission-Driven Leaders: Conversations on Purpose, sponsored by the San Antonio Citizens Federal Credit Union, will host its fourth guest leader who will visit University Campus on Wednesday, November 9.

In ‘Campaigns and Elections’ political science course, students are becoming experts in 20 U.S. races; they will predict winners and analyze campaigns on Election Night.

Saint Leo University will hold a Veterans Day ceremony 10 - 11:30 a.m., Tuesday, November 8, at its campus at 33701 County Road 52, St. Leo, FL 33574.

While Colin Bryant enjoys the work and glamour of being a sports executive and agent for high profile NBA players, he is driven by “living his purpose,” and giving back to his clients, community, family, and friends.

Saint Leo University has partnered with AVENU Learning to offer online degree programs for English-speaking students in India.

Canada-based NBA team to begin 2020-21 season in Tampa Bay area.

Language will no longer be a barrier to students in Latin America as they will have the opportunity to complete an online degree program through Saint Leo University.

Saint Leo University has partnered with Complete Florida, a statewide initiative to enroll and graduate Florida residents who started college, but never earned a degree. The partnership will specifically help residents complete an undergraduate degree through the university's online program.

Multi-year agreement designates university as official education partner of the Buccaneers

Saint Leo President Jeffrey D. Senese attended a trip to Israel with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Notre Dame de Namur and Saint Leo Universities now enrolling students for fall 2019

Online degree programs in education, human services, and software engineering available this fall

Students from Florida and beyond assemble to accept undergraduate and graduate degrees

The Saint Leo University community is shocked and saddened by the fire at the Cathedral of Notre-Dame in Paris.

More classrooms, cyber bar, Military Resource Center, student lounge provided for student learning, comfort

University ranks fourth in the Online & Nontraditional Schools category

Office of Residence Life to host free, annual event for local community October 25

A Capitol Experience is More Than a Line on a Resume

Saint Leo University Savannah Education Center's Grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony set for October 18 at new site that features 13 classrooms, a cyber bar, Learning Resource Center, Military Resource Center and more.

Saint Leo University's Dr. Tammy Zacchilli has the academic and family credentials to deal with commonly asked questions.

The roles of service, therapy animals explored in new interdisciplinary class offering at Saint Leo University's Ocala Education Center.

A concert, a reading by faculty-authors, and new student theatre production kick off our fall season at Saint Leo University.

Saint Leo University recognized as Best Regional University, Best Value in South, Best for Veterans

New Paws of Love organization supports sheltered, rescued, and service animals through donations and volunteer work.

This year's premier civic-engagement event is set for Monday, September 17, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Saint Leo University.

Polling Director Frank Orlando to appear on Florida radio broadcast live during Florida's primary night.

New organizations, courses, and Savannah location welcome adult learners

The academic degree programs and areas of study have broadened at Saint Leo University.

Learning New Things, Preparing for Future Careers, and Enjoying Campus Life on the Agenda for Students at Saint Leo University.

Volunteers at assist to make the transition and move smooth, calm jitters at Saint Leo University move-in day

A statement from Saint Leo University President Jeffrey Senese, Ph.D., regarding the Pennsylvania abuse case

Move-in Day Set for August 16, Classes Begin August 21 at Saint Leo University

A nonfiction work explains why deacons are so important in the Catholic Church now and a novel by a teacher-author at Saint Leo University has been nominated for a literary honor.

Saint Leo University criminal justice class partners with Ocala Police Department to examine 2016 homicide case.

Dr. Jeffrey D. Senese Creating Plans for National, International Growth at Saint Leo University

Girls Can! robotics camps as well as a first-ever boys program help youngsters build and program computers and robots at Saint Leo University

New CFO will create 5-year fiscal plan, help plan for projected growth at Saint Leo University

Students from Saint Leo University acquire high-level skills and international knowledge that can be applied to many different fields.

A new survey by the Saint Leo University Polling Institute took a look at patriotism—how Americans view it, how they define a "patriotic American," and what actions they take to be patriotic. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Gracie Bonds Staples took a look at the Saint Leo findings in her July 3 column. Read more today!

A new poll by Saint Leo University investigates how Americans view patriotism in our country. Find details, analysis and highlights in our latest article revealing this study. Learn more today!

15 percent tuition discount for Masters programs available to Saint Leo University alumni when they start this fall

Interdisciplinary Approach Tackles Fingerprinting, Human Remains, Evidence Documentation at Saint Leo University.

A Mass is being planned for fall at Saint Leo University for the professor emeritus of history and a memorial fund has been established.

Saint Leo University hosts International Collegiate World Series for second year to provide introduction to college admissions process, college life, leadership skills

Saint Leo Universities Quarterly polling examines public's opinion on the pontiff

Saint Leo University athletics place fourth in Learfield Directors' Cup for 2017-2018.

Saint Leo University Faculty Member Discusses Popularity of Crime Novels in Advance of Cinemax's New Series Based on J.K. Rowling Books

This season, the Saint Leo University men's lacrosse, men's golf, women's track, and softball teams all competed for NCAA Division II National Championships

Dr. Pat Crerand is more than happy to share his own writing and publishing experiences with students and readers at Saint Leo University.

The Saint Leo University Lions will host Tampa in the 2018 NCAA Division II South quarterfinals on Saturday.

Saint Leo Education Centers and online students will graduate during 10 ceremonies in seven states.

Saint Leo University prepares professionals for social services field and provides continuing education and leading speakers in the field

Saint Leo University's Dr. Michael Anthony Novak, provides a look at history of the event, and this year's call for unity.

Biology major at Saint Leo University opens opportunities for research, graduate school, and fascinating careers

Dr. William J. Lennox Jr., the university's ninth president, retired April 30. Provost and Senior Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs Jeffrey D. Senese will serve as acting president.

Saint Leo University degree programs at all levels impart knowledge and foster character development

Saint Leo University provides a memorable experience for new graduates and families

Saint Leo University Students can choose among degrees to find a career in a helping profession

New position will oversee Saint Leo University international admissions and recruitment, study abroad and international education outreach; development of international programs and partnership agreements; and university's global business operations.

Saint Leo University Students have many ways to explore their interests and be recognized

The symbol of strength and power is made of bronze and was funded by students for students, alumni, and future Lions of Saint Leo University.

Former Legislator Narain, Educator Elia, Former FL Governor Martinez to Address Students at Saint Leo University Commencement

Saint Leo University is now offering two additional doctoral degrees. Learn more about earning your Doctorate in Education or Criminal Justice today!

Colleges try to forge more paths to higher education and degree completion

Awards of $500 per calendar year available to pay for books or other academic supplies at Saint Leo University

Close to 15,000 pounds of plastic bottle tops donated for Caps of Love Project by Saint Leo University to provide wheelchairs for children with mobility issues

Latest Work from Saint Leo University Polling Institute Touches on Political Discourse, Guns, Climate Change, the Florida Governor and Pope Francis

New location in Oakleaf Town Center provides convenient, flexible classes for Saint Leo University students in Jacksonville, Florida area

Saint Leo University faculty turn out for charitable program that helps teens stay in school and make it to college.

Professionals and students gather at Saint Leo University to experience studies and experiences in helping clients with trauma.

Atlanta-area civic, business leaders to present on International Women's Day, March 8 at Saint Leo University Marietta.

Discounted tuition as well as room and board will be offered again for Fall Semester 2018 at Saint Leo University for students who were attending college in Puerto Rico.

Saint Leo University students from different majors prove their mettle at multi-college events

Learn about religious freedom as Saint Leo University's Center for Catholic-Jewish Studies presents Rabbi David Saperstein on March 8.

Author Anne Barngrover will hold a reading open to the public at Saint Leo University Campus in April

Student Musical Theatre Performance at Saint Leo University Main Campus Brings Shakespearean Play into Fictional Outer Space

Saint Leo honors the contributions of African-Americans during Black History Month celebrations at University Campus and in Virginia. All are welcome!

Want to learn how to solve a crime? Register now for Saint Leo's CSI Summer Camp, June 24-29. High school juniors and seniors will engage in hands-on learning.

When visiting educators from Kabul came calling, Saint Leo University was happy to share ideas

Saint Leo University marked Ash Wednesday at Main Campus on Feb. 14. University Ministry programs include Eucharistic adoration, Masses, mission trips, & more.

Saint Leo University welcomes guests to Black History Month celebrations in Newport News, St. Leo, Marietta, Chesapeake. Join us February 15!

Saint Leo University newest director served 20 years in U.S. military, looks to help student-veterans achieve educational and personal goals.

History, religion, contemporary Southern literature, and careers in data analysis are among the upcoming topics

Saint Leo University student-veterans and ROTC were well represented at the recent Student Veterans of America (SVA) national conference held in San Antonio, TX.

Orlando's Original Steampunk Storytelling Theater troupe visits Saint Leo University's Black Box Theatre with scary classics from Victorian authors

Saint Leo Hears Message of Unity, Helps Others During MLK Day Observances. University welcomes spoken-word artist Oveous and packages meals for Feeding Children Everywhere as part of A Day On,

Saint Leo Earns U.S. News & World Report Honors for Best Online Bachelor's Programs: Saint Leo University began online education in 1989, continues to remain at forefront among higher education institutions

School of Arts and Sciences Continues Project Exploring the 1960s. Music, photo displays, and talks that are open to the public bring recent American history into focus

Veteran administrator, Dr. Jeffrey Senese, to oversee Academic and Student Affairs as Provost and Senior Vice President in January at Saint Leo University

March 1 talk focuses on sustainability and the economy

Justice Peggy Quince spoke to attendees on Martin Luther King Jr. Day at Saint Leo.

Saint Leo University's online education programs are among the top in the nation, according to 2016 "Best Online Programs" ranking. Saint Leo has had a robust online program since 1998 through the Center for Online Learning

Bachelor's programs and several graduate programs at Saint Leo University included in 2016 U.S. News & World Report "Best Online Programs" ranking.

Acclaimed poet, translator, & human rights advocate Carolyn Forché will read at Saint Leo University at 7 p.m., Thursday, January 21, 2016.

General McCaffrey was the special guest for the University Speaker Series at Saint Leo University on Thursday, November 19. A packed boardroom of about 220 welcomed the general to hear his talk, "Policy, National Security, and the Road Ahead."

The Saint Leo University MacDill Education Office student came to the aid of Jason Pool after he was struck from behind by a car while riding his bicycle.

Visit to See Pope Francis Rewarding for Saint Leo Community