By Presleigh Johnson Public History is everywhere. Whether it’s signs all over St. Augustine, reenactments, or surf culture exhibits, the Oldest City is a treasure trove of history. Being a Flagler College student is one of the best ways to learn about the St. Augustine…
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…
By Megan Churchill Environmental issues due to human impact on the Earth are growing in number and severity; pollution, deforestation, and extreme weather due to climate change, threaten the life and livelihood of people around the globe. In St. Johns County – one of the…
By Nicholas Leo After getting kicked off his first college team and taking a two year break from basketball, Chase Fiddler received a phone call giving him one more shot on the court. Fiddler played with Kip Owens in his time at the University of…
By Hannah Duffey The owners of Two Broke College Students, Sydney Williams and Kayla Gilliam, were among many other black entrepreneurs from North Florida who had the chance to highlight their work at Flagler College’s Black Student Union’s (BSU) Melanin Monday Market. Under-representation of black…
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By Meoghan Swain Three years ago, homeless and busking on St. George Street, this Tennessee man was stranded in a town far from home and losing hope. Six months later, he became a full-time musician playing all around St. Augustine. Joshua “Tennessee” Worthy, who played…
By Meoghan Swain As the communications industry rapidly changes, the Communication Department at Flagler College prepares students for their future careers by hosting COM Week from March 6 through March 9 to help students understand the changing field. Throughout the week, students can attend panels,…
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…
By Megan Churchill Photos by Kathryn Hennessy Environmental issues due to human impact on the Earth are growing in number and severity; pollution, deforestation, and extreme weather due to climate change, threaten the life and livelihood of people around the globe. In St. Johns County…