By Emily Braunstein Chuck Todd, former NBC News’ chief political analyst for nearly two decades, visited Flagler College on March 11, 2025. He was part of Flagler College’s Forum on Government and Public Policy, where journalists and commentators are invited to speak on politics, government…
By Holly Hearn The office welcomes volunteers into the Epic-Cure St. Augustine warehouse. This is where volunteers go to organize the behind-the-scenes work, complete paperwork and store items, such as bags for their markets. Posters and papers are displayed at the warehouse entry to keep…
By Emily Braunstein The University of Florida’s Whitney laboratory for Marine Bioscience is advocating for marine life through education. They provide hands-on science education for K-12, undergraduate, graduate and doctorate students. Nearly 4,000 K-12 students were involved in Whitney’s science programs last year. The Whitney…
By Logan Michael Emile Paz, an LGBTQ student studying social psychology at Florida State University, spent their fall 2024 semester dorming with several homophobic roommates, despite opting into the University’s LGBTQ housing program. Because all housing placements are made at the discretion of the university…
By Sarah Ellis Few places serve their communities in as many ways as public libraries, which have become essential places for resources, education, and connection. Saint Johns County Public Library Southeast Branch is a prime example of that, as it has become a neighborhood hub…
By Kaia WrightA former addict is not the poster child you would expect to lead people to recovery. Yet Robert Gray not only just chose recovery, but also a lifelong commitment to helping others do the same.After spending years stacking up one wrong act after…
By Chloe Smith Pope Francis’ fragile health following his Feb. 14 hospitalization has sparked global concern about the future of his papacy. Deacon Bryan Ott, Principal of the Cathedral Parish School in Saint Augustine, Florida, weighs in on the broader impact. “It has united not…
Story by Audrey Jirak, Photos by Sarah Ellis This year marked the fourth annual ‘Fill the Floor’ game, held at Flagler’s home court on February 12. Basketball fans and Flagler students alike brought stuffed animals to donate to UFHealth St. Johns Hospital. Fans brought a…
By Rachel Breakie Graphic design students, creative professionals, educators in creative, design, and technological areas: Artifical Intelligence (AI) is transforming graphic design and sparking debate over whether it empowers creativity or threatens the authenticity of human expression. As AI is abruptly transforming numerous industries overnight,…
By Olivia Lockett ST. AUGUSTINE, FL—Success in the restaurant industry isn’t just about great food—it’s about knowing when to change course. John Felico, former co-owner of Auggie’s Draft Room, and his daughter, Flagler alumna Rebecca Kernan, have spent decades opening, running and selling restaurants. Felico’s…