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A cozy fall on campus: Apple cider, blankets, and classic movies

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Discover an on campus, easy, and quick guide on how to decorate your room for the perfect fall cozy aesthetic, seasonal treat ideas, and movie suggestions. October is all about spooky Halloween vibes, but on campus it can also be cozy for the lions who stay inside.

TikTok from 2016 to 2026: What are the changes?

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If you were an avid Tik Tok user in 2016, then you know that it used to be called "Musical.ly."From lip-syncing to your favorite songs to trying to learn the latest dance, there was always something exciting to watch. Now, 10 years later, the app has changed so much that it is hard to believe it started out that way.

How to add some “whimsy” into your life!

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Adding “whimsy” to your day has become a social media trend on TikTok and Instagram. It is a wholesome, cute trend where people will post how they are adding whimsical things to their day.Whimsical means playful or fanciful in an amusing way.

Saint Leo panel weighs AI’s promise, risks, and future

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On Sept. 17 at 6:00 pm, Saint Leo University hosted the annual Constitution Day forum, where select guest speakers are chosen to give their professional opinions on current pressing topics. This year, as AI technologies are improving at a rapid pace, Saint Leo chose to bring concerns from the community to the forefront.

The Curse of Tippecanoe: Are you sure you want to be president?

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As the leaves start to fall, it brings the spooky air of Halloween, and this year it comes along with the election season. There is almost no way to separate political history from real life or myth. Politics has also been a supernatural topic of interest from a big nation. The United States’ capitol has been the site of several mysterious, supernatural sigh

Beyond red and blue: The rise of non-party affiliated voters

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Recently, a rise of Non-Party Affiliated (NPA) voters has been growing in Florida and the rest of the United States. What is the NPA voter status, and what might it mean for the future political landscape?

The battle for Florida in the midterm election

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Florida’s 2026 election will be watched by researchers across the nation as an indicator of the political future of the state and of the nation. Multiple statewide elections will be held in Florida. Although the state is considered a Republican stronghold, Democrats are optimistic, especially for the governor’s race.

Tim Curry: Prince of Halloween, king of hearts

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On Aug. 25, 2026, actor, singer, and author Tim Curry passed away; fans across the world expressed their earnest sadness and condolences for the deceased. Dubbed the Prince of Halloween, fans will honor his memory this fall by celebrating his most iconic roles.

Too old to trick-or-treat, too young to let go of the Halloween magic

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Do you miss the 2010 Halloween nights we used to experience as kids? As college students, it can be difficult to start new traditions but that is what college is all about. Our generation is too old to trick or treat, but we’re too young to let go of the Halloween magic we felt as kids

The impacts of Amendment 3: How will this affect Florida if it passes?

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While the focus of this election season has been on the candidates running for governor, the senate, and representatives to serve Floridians in Tallahassee and in Washington, D.C., a proposed amendment to the Florida State Constitution has sparked debate on the benefits for homeowners versus the costs to local governments, municipalities, and citizens.

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