By Anna Meyer WFCF Flagler College Radio aired its first official broadcast on Nov. 1, 1993. Since then, they’ve broadcast 262,968 hours of programming. That’s 10,957 days. Over the last 30 years, WFCF has had over 1,000 students and volunteers participate at the station, both…
By Meoghan Swain It’s seldom in this technological world that we hear music authentically, without the use of technology. People can listen through speakers outside a local business, headphones and on the road. In St. Augustine, passersby can scrap the digitals and hear live music…
By Zoe Sherman As finals week slowly creeps closer and closer, many college students become victims of burnout or increased levels of stress. Students across all college campuses may be struggling to keep up with their assignments and obligations as they push toward the end…
By Lydia Corbin As the global warming crisis continues to rise, hurricanes and their long-lasting effects are worsening. Coastal towns, like St. Augustine, are suffering the consequences of hurricanes and their subsequent impacts. Although St. Augustine does not always get the brunt of hurricanes from…
By Josie Blaisdell With overdose levels at an all-time high and it’s more important than ever to start educating others on safe drug use and the dangers of substance abuse. Recent studies have come out that overdose levels, among adolescents, are the highest they’ve been…
By Jenna Boerst Semi-pro surfer Katelyn Sewell gives us a glimpse into the world of surfing, but also how things rapidly changed when she was diagnosed with intestinal lymphangiectasia.
By Hannah Duffey We have all heard the famous Deion Sanders quote, “If you look good, you feel good, and if you feel good, you play good.” For black women, that quote resonates with us and we always have it in the back of our…
By: Nicholas Leo The Flagler Women’s basketball team opened the season 0-1 after a fight from behind fell short to Anderson University on Friday Afternoon. The Saints take on UVA Wise today at 1:30 p.m. to conclude the PBC/SAC Challenge.
By Grace Schwab Paige and Megan Churchill, two rising stars at Flagler College, have always been able to grow closer as siblings through sports. “We grew up always playing games around the house, in just a competitive environment… That’s probably a big part of why…
By: Nadia Fung Four years is all you have—four chances to turn your dreams in reality. Be the first to score a goal, or save every shot faced in the finals of the national tournament. The only pressure you should have, is the pressure to…