By Lauren Piskothy | gargoyle@flagler.edu My stomach was turned inside out. As I sat in the cozy theater at the St. Augustine Film Festival, watching myself on the screen, performing in a comedy sketch show I spent months on end stressing about and perfecting, the room…
By Cameron Gurgainus | gargoyle@flagler.edu As my brother walks in the door after school, he goes straight to his room to take his “nap” that will end up being 6 hours. It could be that he is just tired after a long day of the hustle…
By Molly Gadawski | gargoyle@flagler.edu If there’s ever a day where walking down St. George Street and visiting your favorite local coffee shop just doesn’t hit the spot, St. Augustine has so much more to offer in terms of adventuring outdoors and sightseeing than you may…
By Erin Brady | gargoyle@flagler.edu Sexual assault and abuse is “more prevalent at college, compared to other crimes,” according to the Rape, Abuse, & Incest National Network, or RAINN. These types of heinous crimes are something that nobody should have to experience, but happen far too…
By Ally Wall In a commercialized bayside slice of the Florida coastline, the world of the present collides with the coquina covered layers of history in St. Augustine. A town where tourism keeps the heart pumping and the lights on within the 100-year-old buildings. If…
Calais Campbell belongs in the Jaguars Ring of Honor after he hangs up his cleats.
By Cameron Gurgainus | gargoyle@flagler.edu It’s almost impossible to get Nate Stoughton to sit still. In his bell bottom pants and fringe jacket, he is constantly going from place to place. And every time he does, heads turns on campus to get a glimpse of this…
By: Sydney Gorak | sgorak759@flagler.edu Ever since she was younger, Strategic Communication professor Joanna Krajewski had a passion for environmental conservation and traveling around the world. But it wasn’t until she traveled to Haiti, that she fell in love with helping and healing people in desperate…
Ally Wall My ears ring with the sound of tearing muscle. Three monstrous pops and the world went black. The grains of sand on the cool hardwood floor were illuminated by fluorescent lights from above. The gymnasium had never been more deafeningly silent. My face…
Kobe Bryant, 41 and his daughter Gianna, 13, passed away in a helicopter crash along with seven others on Sunday morning.