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101-year-old ‘Buffalo Soldier’ Shares Stories Of Valor, Resilience With Saint Leo University And Community
Sociology Research Symposium welcomes the Army veteran to share ‘living history’
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Saint Leo University Hosting ‘Living Legend: Reflections from a 101-year-old Veteran’ on October 26, Welcoming World War II Buffalo Soldier
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.
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Saint Leo University Begins Welcoming New, Transfer Students During Move-in Day
‘Radical Hospitality’ Extended to Those Becoming the Newest Lions
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Saint Leo University Students Experience Benefits of Internships
On National Intern Day (July 27), Saint Leo students and faculty share stories of gaining real-world knowledge and skills during internships.
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Saint Leo University’s CSI Summer Camps Give Hernando County Students Opportunity for Hands-On Learning, Career Exploration
Hernando critical-thinking County School District students gain problem-solving, skills while exploring criminal justice career path at Saint Leo.
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Saint Leo University’s 27th Command Officer Management Program Cohort Graduates in Ceremony June 6
Law Enforcement Officials from Tampa, Sarasota, Seminole, Temple Terrace, and Zephyrhills Participated in Program that Prepares Them for Leadership Roles
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Saint Leo University ROTC Cadets Commissioned as 2nd Lieutenants in U.S. Army, Air Force
In ceremonies in May at USF, Saint Leo students became new officers in the U.S. military
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Despite Cancer, Mom of Alumna Completes Online Criminal Justice Degree
Meet Lorena Lopez, a Saint Leo University student from Canada who recently completed the online criminal justice degree program despite battling cancer.
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Saint Leo University Criminal Justice Faculty Member Weighs In On Cold Case Arrest, Possible Serial Killings
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.