I am Charlotte

By Jenna Boerst Before her transition, Flagler College student Charlotte Schneider struggled to find her fit in the world. Now as she embarks on her journey of womanhood, Schneider has crafted her life and is on a continued journey of self-discovery. Through this, she has…

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News

Unspoken black history in St. Augustine

By Evelyn Lopez While most people know St. Augustine for its Spanish history or Henry Flagler’s impact with the railroad or hotels, less known is the city’s important Civil Rights history. That just blocks away from touristy St. George Street, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr….

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Opinion

Why educators must understand AI (even if they don’t use it)

By Jake Van Clief Attention all educators: if you think artificial intelligence isn’t relevant to your teaching practice, think again. AI is not just some passing fad or niche technology. You wouldn’t say “I don’t know anything about google or JSTOR” at a job interview would you?…

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Arts and Entertainment

Sounds of St. George Street

By: Lexi Ray Street performers are a part of the culture in downtown St. Augustine. These performers have been able to battle the various restrictions that the city has placed on street artists. To be able to play music or showcase a talent performers have…

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