STEM

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

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. 

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.

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

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

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

Cybersecurity student William Bryan’s Popsicle® stick bridge breaks record by holding 93+ pounds.

Using LEGO® Education SPIKE Prime kits, campers learn coding, programming, and build robots

COVID-19 made learning math at the middle school level especially hard last year, and educators are trying to help students regain lost ground.

Marine ecology studies and Catholic teaching overlap in the planting of an 'oyster garden' at St. Petersburg school's waterfront.