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Unspoken black history in St. Augustine

By Evelyn Lopez While most people know St. Augustine for its Spanish history or Henry Flagler’s impact with the railroad or hotels, less known is the city’s important Civil Rights history. That just blocks away from touristy St. George Street, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr….


Gods in chains

By Meoghan Swain I had never seen an elephant before. Not in real life, anyway. So when I booked my flight to India, I was eager to do three things: experience the culture, eat the food and see an elephant with my own eyes. Luckily,…



WFCF stays booming amid a digital age

By Lydia Corbin As we enter a digitized world, many previous media forms are being ditched for online platforms instead. With the rise of online streaming platforms, will we see a decline in commercial and local broadcast media? According to pewresearch.org, weekly terrestrial radio listernership…


He played that funky music

By Hailey Gay Allen Wentz spent the 70’s playing bass for the major hit song, “Play That Funky Music” in front of huge festivals with famous bands. But when looking back at it he laughs it off and says it wasn’t that big of a…





Flagler’s COM department holds annual speech competition

By Zoe Sherman Communication Week 2024 (better known by students as “Com Week”) marked the fifth annual speech competition, where students put it all on the line for a chance at victory.  The speech competition was held in the student center. Students and professors alike…