College of Arts Sciences and Allied Services

10 students from Florida and Virginia law enforcement agencies graduate from the university’s program 

Coming from all walks of life, doctoral students share mission of serving others

Officers and officials from nine Florida law enforcement agencies prepare for the transition to command staff and leadership positions through university’s program.

Some of Saint Leo’s outstanding graduates are translating their internships into full-time positions while others will pursue higher degrees in graduate and medical programs.

Biology major Greg Connelly ’24 achieves success in and out of the classroom with support of faculty, teammates, and University Ministry.

In addition, to the scholarship for graduate programs, the New Horizons Program is offering opportunities for associate degrees through Saint Leo’s education centers. 

Jesuit High School’s team wins championship with Academy at the Lakes team as runner-up in first appearance at Saint Leo’s Brain Bowl

Guest speaker Dr. Robert Ventresca will explore recently revealed history from the Vatican archives of Pope Pius XII.

Dr. Anne Barngrover’s ‘Everwhen’ poetry collection earns a top prize in the state. Read more about her book and her advice for writers.

Students recognized for their academic leadership, experiential learning, excellence in scholarship, and more during annual event.