Articles by Gargoyle

Electric vehicles-a promise or paradox?

By Gabe Spathelf  From the heart of Silicon Valley to the bustling streets of Beijing, electric vehicles have emerged as powerful symbols of environmental progress. Not only do they promise reduced carbon dioxide emissions, but they also offer a vision of an urban landscape devoid…


Troubling waters for the Indian River Lagoon

By Jenna Boerst For years the Indian River Lagoon has dealt with pollution that has changed the ecology of the river. Now, talks are underway to see if turning the lagoon into a national park will be a better method of protection.  The Indian River…






5 things to do in St. Augustine this Valentine’s Day

By Quinn Sheehan The day for love is right around the corner. Come prepared for your gals or significant other this Valentine’s Day with fun activities planned here in the oldest city in the United States, St. Augustine.  Here are 5 events happening leading up…


‘Barr’ing all unforeseen circumstances

By: Nicholas Leo Former Peach Belt Conference defensive player of the year Jalen Barr is currently averaging 1.4 steals and 0.9 blocks per game. Numbers that are good enough to rank him amongst the top 15 in the Peach Belt Conference in their respective categories;…



No longer a man’s world

By Lexi Ray As a woman who works as a sports photographer, I know firsthand that this is a male-dominated area. Most try to ignore you, some tolerate you, and the ones that are fine with you being there believe that they know best and…