By Matthew Dutton Once a research assistant in India, a current Ph.D. candidate at the University of Kentucky and all-around world traveler, Ashley Coffey adds director of Flagler’s international center to her belt. Coffey studied women’s reproduction rights in India and was an ESL teacher…
Maiya Mahoney & Danielle Filjon For a slideshow of photos at Witty Whisker Cat Cafe: https://youtu.be/wMouLz-mKW0 An eclectic array of cat decor, twinkling fairy lights, and vibrant mandalas adorn the Witty Whisker Cat Cafe in St. Augustine. Described as a “bohemian” space serving coffee and…
By Casey Niebuhr | gargoyle@flagler.edu The Student Government Association (SGA) held its weekly General Assembly on Tuesday. The executive board invited Laura Stevenson Dumas, interim vice president of student affairs, to address growing concerns from the student body that the College administration has not been…
By Casey Niebuhr | gargoyle@flagler.edu The student government convened on Tuesday to discuss the student body’s COVID-19 and parking concerns. SGA invited Flagler College COVID-19 Coordinator Kris Roberts and Parking Coordinator Bill Karback to answer students’ questions and maintain transparency. “Are things better?” asked Roberts….
By Casey Niebuhr | gargoyle@flagler.edu The Flagler College Student Government Association (SGA) discussed ways to connect with student during its first open meeting of the semester on Tuesday. Students at the meeting were greeted by SGA public relations chair and vice-chair Alana Caballero Rivera and Jasmine…
By Sydney Gorak Most stereotypes about scientists are of white males in lab coats conducting experiments. It partly stems from a gender bias that exists in the scientific field, especially when it comes to scientific research. Kyra Liedtke, a coastal environmental student at Flagler College…
By Sydney Gorak Flagler College Science Professor Barbara Blonder’s research investigation with two Flagler students on changes in coastal Gopher Tortoise burrow characteristics was recently published on ScienceDirect. Flagler College Science Professor Barbara Blonder has teamed up with two Flagler students in a research investigation…
By Abby Bittner Brunch spots have grown in popularity in recent years, and St. Augustine is slowly joining in the trend. Most of these cafés, however, do not account for college students, which makes Ancient City Brunch Bar stand out – after all, the baristas…
By Gracie Gianoukos Coastal sea level rising has drastically affected St. Augustine over the last decade and will continue to do so if citizens do not act on a federal, economical and personal level, according to Flagler College natural science professors. Flagler College Professors Madeleine…
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…