Carra Wall is conscious of the looks she gets when she uses her EBT card at the nearby Winn-Dixie. When she walks in the door with her five small children, she embodies every stereotype of a food stamp recipient.
Whether you’re an incoming freshman or a rising senior, living in the residence halls can be a rewarding experience. Living on campus means you’re closer to Flagler events (hello, free massages and discount clothing from Flagler Legacy!). You also don’t have to juggle monthly bills, which…
The media is packed with information on the new healthcare bill, commonly known as ObamaCare. Despite the complexity of the law, new statistics are coming out suggesting that millennials are actually not signing up.
I must be a strange sight as I walk along U.S. 1 wearing business attire and carrying my writing portfolio and resume. I’m searching for one of the multiple used car dealerships that line the intersection of King Street. As I spot a man waiting alone with a duffel bag at his side, I figure I must be in the right place.
In the time of seafarers, when billowing sails glided across mythical seas, it was St. Augustine’s front door and its back.
From her wardrobe to her room decor, Heather Seidel sees thrifting as a treasure hunt. Watch and learn why she won’t spend more than $10 for anything, even on Juicy Couture and Fossil. Like what you see? Check out my other finds on…
Jacksonville-based graffiti artist Keith Haring’s Ghost was unmasked and arrested on Tuesday, March 18. Ghost has become known in recent months for illegally painting social and political messages on utility boxes throughout Jacksonville. He adopted the moniker of Keith Haring’s Ghost as tribute to the late Keith Haring, an artist who dealt with issues of love, race and gay rights.
Arielle Corsetti has lived all over the world. From China to Denmark, Corsetti has been influenced by many diverse cultures which affect her every day fashion choices. Take a look into her world and wardrobe and discover what inspires her.
If asked what superhuman power one could have, some might opt for the ability to fly. For Graphic Design student Melissa Zeise, she doesn’t have to wish: she flies on her own.
For the first time in Flagler College history, two players were selected for the prestigious NCAA Division II National Hitter of the Week back to back. Second baseman Andrew “Opie” Brodbeck, a junior, and outfielder Nick Kranick, also a junior, were selected for the honor.