By John Decker Due to COVID-19, Flagler College’s Admission Office at Hanke Hall, 63 Cordova St., is taking on new ways to give campus tours to prospective students. The Admissions Office is working hard to ensure that guests feel safe while they are touring campus…
By Wyatt Parks When the George Floyd protests began in the city of Minneapolis, Minn. during the summer of 2020, many Americans were at home. As the COVID-19 pandemic swept through the country, many people found themselves transfixed as videos struck the internet and news…
By Gwendolyn Nowaczyk The pandemic started while I was halfway across the world, completing a study abroad in Austria at the Management Center of Innsbruck. I just arrived home to the United States when I received an urgent email from Flagler College telling me to…
By Elisabeth Shirley Business Week at Flagler College ended with a bang for Lion’s Cage event winners Joshua Cuddy and Kaleb Whitt. Students have the ability to get an inside look at how the business world runs with several events throughout the week, connecting with…
By Megan Bradish With his retirement approaching soon, Flagler College President Dr. Joseph Joyner has found himself reflecting back on his four years at the college. “It has been a great personal experience for me,” said Dr. Joyner. “I’ve learned a lot in four years…
By Danielle Filjon From turtle spotting to salt marsh fishing, environmental science research expands our understandings of local marine life here in St. Augustine through its students. Flagler College senior Jasmine Silvennoinen is a coastal environmental science major with a big passion for aquatic life…
By Abby Bittner Being the oldest city in America, St. Augustine is overflowing with history, from pirate invasions to political figures visiting. However, a more hidden part of St. Augustine’s history lies in Lincolnville, a smaller section of town that was a hotspot during the…
By Elisabeth Shirley People come from near and far to see what the city of St. Augustine has to offer, including the many independently owned businesses that each have something unique for their customers. Within the community, Flagler College students show no limits in their…
The Datil Pepper Vert Ramp brings the skateboarding community together By Maiya Mahoney A math teacher at Murray Middle School and youth minister with Young Life, Brennan Gagnon is hoping to create a positive vert skate scene with The Datil Pepper Vert Ramp. “For me,…
By Gwen Nowaczyk You can see it on the internet and hear it from professors, about how apathetic or “lazy” this college generation is. They speak about how we play on our phones all day, rotting our brains to mush and wasting our time with social…