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.
Sociology Research Symposium welcomes the Army veteran to share ‘living history’
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.
’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
The university has educated students in the Florida Keys since 1975 and now is adding a 13th degree to its program offerings.
Saint Leo Receives High Marks For Online Bachelor’s Programs, Including Best for Veterans, Best Business, Best Psychology, and Best Overall Bachelor’s Degrees
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.
A six-part, free series will take place via Zoom and will discuss topics included in "Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption," a popular book by Bryan Stevenson and movie, starring Michael B. Jordan.
