By Emily Morales HBO’s hit, original series Euphoria embraces more than just the pain a drug addict goes through when trying to overcome addiction: one person’s addiction is capable of consuming multiple lives. Forms of media often brush through their portrayal of addiction, focusing solely…
By Jordan Fauci After a solid freshman year in 2019, Anna Dumovich was ready for an even more successful sophomore campaign. However, a simple arm injury turned into the discovery of a strange lump.“I thought I just pulled something. I went to so many doctors…
By Mattison Hansen As the pandemic drags on to its third year, college students are growing more concerned about their physical and mental health. A survey by TimelyMD reveals that out of 1,700 students, 54% of respondents were experiencing stress and anxiety of COVID-19’s impact…
By Julia Corrie College students are put under an overwhelming amount of stress on a regular basis. Whether it be from academic or social pressures, the feelings are sometimes never ending. There are plenty of resources and programs in place on college campuses to manage…
By Julia Corrie Tuesday, Feb. 1 was the perfect day to kick off Black History Month at Flagler College, with the Black Student Union (BSU) tabling under the gazebo on the West Lawn. Promoting their events for the month and getting insight from students about…
By Casey Niebuhr | gargoyle@flagler.edu Late last month, Flagler College professor Dr. J. Michael Butler was scheduled to lead a teacher training seminar for Osceola County K-8 teachers to help better contextualize the civil rights movement into their curriculum and to incorporate source materials into…
By Kendall Broglio Do you think you have what it takes to impress an audience in 30 seconds? For 33 years at Flagler College, participants of a bachelor bid have backflipped, danced and skateboarded in an attempt to woo the crowd. The nature of the event is…
By Casey Niebuhr | gargoyle@flagler.edu Last Thursday, Flagler College faculty hosted a “Critical Race Theory in Education” panel as part of its annual Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Week. Organized by Julie Dickover, the director of the Crisp-Ellert Art Museum, the panel included four Flagler College…
By Elysse DaVega It’s a small block party on the corner of West King and South Leonard. In the crowded parking lot, the band is cranking out “Love Her Madly” by The Doors, food trucks are serving up hot meals and children are racing each…
By Julia Corrie “I would rather weep in a Rolls-Royce than be happy on a bicycle.” Patrizia Reggiani, the infamous ex-wife of Maurizio Gucci, was known for her expensive lifestyle and social status while a part of the Gucci family. Upon the release of The…