Gourmet Hut brings freshness and authenticity to St. Augustine

By Emily Hoover | ehoover@flagler.edu
Photos by Phillip Sunkel IV

On the corner of Cuna and Charlotte Streets, two wooden buildings, blanketed with elegant vines, offer more than a garden and free wireless Internet.

They, as joint businesses Gourmet Hut and Crucial Coffee, also offer freshness and cultural sophistication to all who enjoy a meal.

SIFE Blog: Project Update

By Neil Boyle | SIFEMedia@flagler.edu

Containers for a Cause
Containers for a Cause is one of our newer projects, started last semester, it is one of our largest and fastest growing. Containers for a Cause takes used shipping containers and transforms them into low income housing.

Archives donation paves way for racial understanding

By Cal Colgan | jcolgan@flagler.edu

Flagler College is kicking off its first week of the school year not just with classes, but also with a commitment to preserving the oft-forgotten recent history of St. Augustine.

Photos: Move-In Day 2010

From Staff | gargoyle@flagler.edu

This weekend, Flagler welcomed the class of 2014 to the dorms. At 8 a.m. Saturday more than 800 freshmen and their parents began unloading boxes and moving into their new homes for the next nine months.

Check out photos of the day!

Photo Gallery: Move-in Day 2010

Dad, Baseball and Me

By Ant Perrucci | gargoyle@flagler.edu
When my sister and I were little, our parents were both working, and had their work schedules arranged so that they traded off on who was working late and who was …

New talent expected to fortify mens soccer

By Mari Pothier | mpothier@flagler.edu
Photos by Phil Sunkel

Head Coach John Lynch is honored that his team has won the Peach Belt Conference, but knows they have a lot of work ahead.

“I think it is a mark of the success we had last year, yet it means absolutely nothing for this year,” Lynch said.

VIDEO: What students think about Health Care Reform

By Matthew Boyle | MBoyle@flagler.edu

Flagler students voiced their concerns on Health Care Reform. Kyle Rogers doesn’t want others to have pay for him. Jonathan Hooper fears universal health care. Ryan Palm thinks the U.S. is behind the curve.