Articles by Gargoyle

Words of hope for those reintegrating from incarceration

By Keeli Scarlett For many formerly incarcerated individuals, reintegrating into society can prove itself to be a tough journey. That’s why some Flagler College students are sending encouraging words to those on the long road back. Flagler College Student Government Association’s Public Service Committee held…



Anti-Semitic displays in Jacksonville cause community concern

By Sydny Pepper JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – In the fall of 2022, on the anniversary of Sept. 11, another kind of hatred emerged in the city of Jacksonville through an increase in the physical appearances of hate speech. First, there were flyers and banners flung over…


Sister Cindy brought her controversial preaching to Flagler

By Gloria Goodner Flagler College students swarmed the street in front of the Proctor Library when they heard the news of someone big being on campus. Students skipped class, and some convinced professors to even have class outside in order to see her perform. Her…



Recycling on Flagler’s Campus: Not the Key to Sustainability

By Megan Churchill Reduce, reuse, recycle: These are three words we hear a lot if we’re attempting to live sustainably. Recycling bins on Flagler College’s campus are hard to come by, but according to some environmental leaders of the Flagler community, reducing and reusing are…


Fostering Connections: Helping Foster Youths Succeed

By Elisabeth Shirley Florida has some of the highest numbers in terms of child and youth houselessness in the nation, with more than 21,000 children receiving out-of-home care. In the northeast region alone, there are over 3,000 according to MyFLFamilies. Foster care is a crucial necessity…


St. Johns County Residents are Fighting Back Development

By Elisabeth Shirley and Madison Sloan With less than 5,000 residents, Elkton, Florida is the epitome of a small town. Home to the St. Johns County Fairgrounds, this rural area with small communities and farmland holds onto southern living untouched by the modern development that…


The Final Girl

By Emily Morales October feels like the start of the end. The holidays are just around the corner, and you’ve slipped away from the beginning of the semester and towards the middle. That’s why October’s always sneaking up on me, but the fast paced element…


Two Sophomores Team Up to Make Flagler More Eco-Friendly

By Natalie Shaw Mother Nature shines her appreciative light on Flagler College with the induction of a future group of dedicated environmental scientists. The club’s unofficial title is “Natural Sciences Club.” It will be established at the start of the 2022-23 school year. Working closely…