By Zoe Sherman As graduation creeps closer and closer each day, Flagler College seniors readily anticipate their future plans. Almost every college student knows how stressful the end of spring semester can be, but seniors have a different challenge lying ahead of them, starting their…
By Sophia Cardona Katie Reuter, better known as Miss Katie, is a hard-working freshman at the University of Colorado Boulder majoring in Strategic Communications. However, while managing her work and school life, she is also managing 200,000 subscribers on YouTube, over 66,300 followers on Instagram…
By Quinn Sheehan Title IX is a department that is dedicated to helping students that have been in uncomfortable or discriminating situations. But are they really helping? Throughout the last 50 years of Title IX a lot has changed to help and hurt survivors. When Title…
By Ruthie McBride In February, President Biden forgave $1.2 billion dollars in loans for people in the United States suffering from debt across the United States. This offered relief for upwards of 150,000 people. For current college students, the idea of loan forgiveness is welcome…
By Meoghan Swain Flagler Forum speaker Jodi Enda, Washington Bureau Chief for The Fuller Project, talks with Meoghan Swain of WFCF Flagler College Radio and The Flagler College Gargoyle. Enda is an award-winning journalist who has covered government and politics at every level, focuses on…
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…
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?…
By Jake Van Clief Imagine this: a doctoral dissertation, written entirely by artificial intelligence, lands on the desk of an unsuspecting academic review board. As they pore over the pages, marveling at the depth and clarity of the work, they have no inkling that the…
By Nicole Rodriguez FLAGLER COLLEGE- From freshmen to seniors, college students have likely made friends by living on campus, going to certain classes, and going to parties or other events. Once you find your solid group of friends, even if you don’t have too much in…
By Kelsey Hearns With a free açaí bowl in one hand and a goodie bag in the other, Flagler’s 2024 Spring career expo was a hit for students. The Career Development Center (CDC) held a Career and Graduate School Expo on March 6 in Flagler…