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Deaf artist bridges sign language and art for the abled

By Elysse DaVega “It’s not very well-made,” said Quinn West, grinning down at their first photography book, displaying black-and-white photos desperately bound in a half-inch black binder. “For a lot of us in class, it was our first time making a book.” They leafed through…



COVID-19’s impact on the college workplace

By Matthew Dutton Zoom meetings, mask mandates and social distancing are all concepts that employees of Flagler College have become accustomed to this semester. The workplace at Flagler looks different to those that expected the normal face-to-face interaction. Tarra Crutcher, a sophomore at Flagler, started…


Gett Itt Core brings unique approach to fitness

By John Decker There are thousands of gyms in Jacksonville that offer experiences to become a healthier version of oneself. Gett Itt Core Fitness, 3745 St. Johns Industrial Parkway, is the only obstacle-course-racing gym in JAX designed to train all-around athletes and everyday people. The…


Hiring during a pandemic: The Colonial Quarter shares struggles

By Maiya Mahoney The 18th century-style Spanish inspired tavern, Taberna del Caballo, is one of the restaurants associated with The Colonial Quarter. The COVID-19 pandemic has taken a toll on many businesses in St. Augustine. With many COVID-19 restrictions and precautions still in place, new…


Amidst COVID-19, Flagler Students Notice Changes in Mental Health

By Chloe Wheeler The global pandemic has had a considerable affect on student’s mental health at Flagler College. Lindsay Anderson, a senior at Flagler College, has noticed a decline in her fellow classmate’s morale this semester. “It added a whole new layer of stress and…




Flagler Democrats Reflect on 2020 Presidential Election

By Maiya Mahoney  Former Vice President Joe Biden and U.S. Senator Kamala Harris defeated President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence in the 2020 Presidential Election. The election results took longer this year because of the high number of mail-in ballots due to the…


Jaguars look for a savior in Jake Luton with Minshew out

By Dustin Fletcher| gargoyle@flagler.edu Sunday, the jaguars will play the Houston Texans at home in a divisional game. The Jaguars have been predictably bad, with a decent quarterback. Now, they will turn to a rookie sixth round pick to try to turn their luck. Gardner Minshew…