By Meoghan Swain Visions of sugarplums have been dancing in our heads for 131 years since The Nutcracker was first performed in Russia in 1892. The beloved Christmas show is more relevant now than ever, despite its age, as it has become the largest money maker…
By Kendall Younkman More students spend a good amount of time using social media on the phone. There is a high percent of college students using social media in school and it affects their education. College students are immersed in social media in school when…
By Katie Hall Whether it is because college students are overwhelmed, overworked or just feeling like they cannot get through the week of tests and major presentations, finals week can be the worst week of the semester. Many students find it hard to complete tasks…
By Claudia Tanksley With the closest recycling center nearing 20 minutes from campus, tossing a plastic bottle in the trash is the easiest option for any busy college freshman. Living in a dorm causes many students to generate more trash than usual. Single-use plastics are…
By Anna Meyer WFCF Flagler College Radio aired its first official broadcast on Nov. 1, 1993. Since then, they’ve broadcast 262,968 hours of programming. That’s 10,957 days. Over the last 30 years, WFCF has had over 1,000 students and volunteers participate at the station, both…
By Meoghan Swain It’s seldom in this technological world that we hear music authentically, without the use of technology. People can listen through speakers outside a local business, headphones and on the road. In St. Augustine, passersby can scrap the digitals and hear live music…
By Zoe Sherman As finals week slowly creeps closer and closer, many college students become victims of burnout or increased levels of stress. Students across all college campuses may be struggling to keep up with their assignments and obligations as they push toward the end…
By Lydia Corbin As the global warming crisis continues to rise, hurricanes and their long-lasting effects are worsening. Coastal towns, like St. Augustine, are suffering the consequences of hurricanes and their subsequent impacts. Although St. Augustine does not always get the brunt of hurricanes from…
By Josie Blaisdell With overdose levels at an all-time high and it’s more important than ever to start educating others on safe drug use and the dangers of substance abuse. Recent studies have come out that overdose levels, among adolescents, are the highest they’ve been…
By Sara Orr Joe Segal has always been struck by humans’ connection to nature. Being an artist local to St Augustine, he has seen how population increase and overdevelopment has affected our historic city. Currently, Segal is spending time in the studio working on pieces…