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Flagler College says farewell to the 2024 graduating class

By Zoe Sherman As graduation creeps closer and closer each day, Flagler College seniors readily anticipate their future plans. Almost every college student knows how stressful the end of spring semester can be, but seniors have a different challenge lying ahead of them, starting their…




St. Augustine launches new conservation program

By Chloe Smith The City of St. Augustine’s new conservation program aims to protect the city’s natural areas and resources through land acquisition. By addressing common misconceptions about land use and Florida’s ecosystem, program leaders hope to improve community health and resiliency.  “A lot of…



Bringing the gift of dance to children in St. Augustine

By Holly Hearn Many dancers begin their experience in similar ways. They stand as a toddler in a studio on marley flooring as they grip the barres, stickers on their shoes telling their rights from lefts. For Cristina Duncan, it started more untraditionally: With her…




Is Title lX failing students in the United States?

By Quinn Sheehan Title IX is a department that is dedicated to helping students that have been in uncomfortable or discriminating situations. But are they really helping? Throughout the last 50 years of Title IX a lot has changed to help and hurt survivors. When Title…


Student loan forgiveness has students hopeful for debt relief

By Ruthie McBride  In February, President Biden forgave $1.2 billion dollars in loans for people in the United States suffering from debt across the United States. This offered relief for upwards of 150,000 people.  For current college students, the idea of loan forgiveness is welcome…