Saint Leo Alumni

Saint Leo biology student Isabella Jacus is fighting for a cure for glioblastoma, a form of brain cancer that took her uncle's life at age 52.

Saint Leo alumna Adriana Colina, a 30-year City of Tampa employee, explains how her degree has helped her succeed.

Jesse Leeman, a 2015 alumnus of Saint Leo University, explains how his criminal justice degree is paying off with the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office.

Read the story of Ammar Mohrat, a Syrian refugee who fled to the United States in 2013 to pursue a bachelor's in computer science at Saint Leo University in Florida.

Read a fascinating Q&A with Saint Leo University alumna Kenna Dieffenwierth, a biology major who is now in the Peace Corps in Tanzania teaching science in a secondary school and lending a helping hand to this unique nation.

Staff member, alumna, Tallahassee Education Center director join forces to feed those still reeling from the fierce October storm.

Saint Leo University offers an ROTC program in partnership with the University of South Florida. Read the story of cadet Gregory Nobles and what he took away from completing the Army track of this program.

Long Island native Erica Zigon is an alumna of Saint Leo University. Thanks to her higher education, she has enjoyed some incredibly unique opportunities and now runs We've Got You Covered, a nonprofit that helps the homeless community and get people more engaged in society.

Check out the story of Saint Leo University alumnus Joseph Espinosa, a former Saint Leo lacrosse player who competed in the men's lacrosse world championship for Puerto Rico in 2018.

Read the unique story of David Koons, a Saint Leo University alumnus who grew up in a military family, played minor league baseball for four seasons and now teaches social studies at Blake High School in Tampa, Fla.