By Michael St. Germain At the start of their match with the University of Florida on Sept. 16, the men’s and women’s cross country teams had already run 500 miles toward their 1,000-mile season goal — averaging 50 miles per week.
Women’s soccer team searching for momentum going forward
From Staff Dr. Todd Lidh, head of the English Department at Flagler College, has received the Kahler Endowed Fund For the Teaching of the Liberal Arts, a grant strictly within Flagler College to finish writing a book that he began in 2003. The book is…
By Glenn Judah If you have not noticed the new changes, yet here’s your cheat sheet from the inside source: me. From now on The Gargoyle will have special features displayed inside the left rail of each section frontpage. The features include columns, blogs, photos,…
By Megan Dassuncao Flagler students might actually have a reason to stick around on the weekends this year. The college has created a Campus Activities Board so students will have more campus events to participate in both day and night.
By Kim Hartman Sherri Leaf was down but not out. She had worked too hard to give up now. After 10 consecutive hours of vomiting from food poisoning and spending 12 hours in the emergency room, Leaf came back and competed in the Miss Florida…
Athletics Dept. brings in Compliance Officer to ease transition to NCAA
Senior studies abroad in an unconventional location By Andrea Huls While most students who want to study abroad choose famous cities such as Paris, Rome, Barcelona or London, senior Abby Wendle, 21, packed her bags to go to Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan — a…
By Brittany Hackett Flagler College Technical Resources/ Systems Librarian Brian Nesselrode has been elected to serve as the At-Large representative to the Northeast Florida Library Information Network Board of Directors.
By Kimberly Hosey If Bill Mignon, Flagler College educational intern supervisor wins the election for the district 3 seat for the St. Johns County School Board this November he plans to continue in his position at Flagler, saying that one job will compliment the other….