By Matthew Dutton Flagler College hosted Joyner Day on April 9th, 2021, as a celebration to honor the legacy of Dr. Joseph Joyner and his impact as president of the college. The event was held on the West Lawn and included decorations, activities and a…
By Michela Weber Through the chaos of a pandemic, a presidential election and incessant social injustice,many have had to figure out how to confront undeniable fear, stress and uncertainty. A large community of people that have felt this burden are college students. A year ago,young…
By John Decker Flagler College’s COVID-19 task force oversees the school’s response to the pandemic and is working to ensure a safe return to a “normal” on campus fall semester. While Flagler plans a fully, in-person semester with no online classes, no decision has been…
Maiya Mahoney Let’s face it. It’s time to ditch your Bud Light and Corona and expand your palate. Although, there’s nothing wrong with drinking those staple beers, these St. Augustine craft brews will go down easy without the lime. The craft beer scene in St….
By Madison Sloan This year marks a memorable season for the Flagler College men’s basketball team as they won their way into the NCAA Tournament for the first time in school history. After winning the Peachbelt Tournament and the South Region Championship, Flagler made its…
By Abby Bittner The COVID-19 pandemic has created a lot of challenges across the world, but one struggle that has often gone unnoticed has been an increase in mental health issues. Mental health during the pandemic has impacted many, primarily due to isolation, grief, and…
By Makayla O’Connor The 2020-2021 school year is quickly coming to an end with the feeling that it just began lingering in the air. With that means retirement is quickly approaching for Flagler College President, Dr. Joseph Joyner, who reflects on the ups and downs…
Veggin in St. Augustine by Jennifer Jordan showcases vegetarian recipes from St. Augustine’s restaurants, food trucks, and bed and breakfasts. By Maiya Mahoney Venturing through the cobblestone, historic streets of St. Augustine, Jennifer Jordan takes readers on a visual food journey in her new book…
By Gwendolyn Nowaczyk During this past year with the pandemic, I helped lead an independent research study about the impact that COVID-19 has had on Flagler College students’ health, specifically juniors and seniors. We decided to do this study because the pandemic is something that…
By Danielle Filjon “I knew that I had to do something because if nobody did anything, St. Augustine would be lost,” said Zach McKenna of St. Augustine Eco Tours. Mckenna, a Flagler College alumni, is a boat captain, tour guide, kayak guide, researcher, and a…