By Elysse DaVega On December 9, workers at a Buffalo Starbucks voted to form the first union that the coffeehouse chain has seen in its over 8,000 locations. Bernie Sanders acknowledged it on his Instagram page, calling it a “historic achievement.” It’s obviously a big…
By Elysse DaVega Honks and obscenities filled the air as 15 or so women abruptly crossed the Eje Central, one of Mexico City’s widest and busiest avenues, toting a giant purple pad reading “MENSTRUATION IS A RIGHT.” They weren’t street performers or pranksters, but instead…
By Elisabeth ShirleyCollege is a new world of responsibilities that involves transitioning from living at home with guidance from family and teachers to acting as an independent adult. For those with learning disabilities, that transition can make it more difficult to succeed in college the…
By: Danielle Filjon Flagler College alumni Taylor shows the incredible bond between human and animal at the St. Augustine Alligator Farm.
EP I: When Is It Acceptable to Begin Listening to Christmas Music? Podcast by Mattison Hansen [The Myst Intro Bed] Mattison: Hello! Welcome to me talking to myself in an empty room not for the first time for others to hear. My name is Mattison, an on-air DJ for Flagler’s…
By: Danielle Filjon A collaboration of science and archaeological studies at the Guana-Tolomato Matanzas (GTM) reserve proves to unite ancient heritage with natural conservation. Researcher Sarah Miller and Dr. Lori Lee with Florida Public Archaeology Network (FPAN) and Flagler College are part of a team…
By: Danielle Filjon Martha Yamnitz of Bee Augustine Honey explains the beauty and importance of beekeeping.
By Julia Corrie I was a camp counselor in Maine this past summer, and I barely had any access to my phone. I had a whole lot of downtime, and I ended up remembering my love for reading. There was a box of books in…
By Mattison Hansen When visiting Flagler College campus as a student, one of the most memorable locations to stop at is the Proctor Library. Walking through the front doors, the first thing one notices is the grand décor of the building; the dark wooden entrance, marble flooring and columns,…
By Elisabeth Shirley Valerie Currie, self-proclaimed prolific creative and activist, is a strategic communications major anticipating graduating this December. Along with graduation, a huge feat alone, she also plans to release her first poetry novel. The Bottle is a poetry book composed of over 130…