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,…
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AI in the workplace: What college grads should know
By Chloe Smith Artificial intelligence has become integral to America’s workplaces. With AI algorithms reaching new groups of workers, college-educated and higher-wage jobs now risk the most exposure. The question of how this will impact college graduates looking to enter the workforce arises. “AI is…
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…
How to survive four years in college without going insane: Student clubs are the answer
By Nicole Rodriguez FLAGLER COLLEGE- From freshmen to seniors, college students have likely made friends by living on campus, going to certain classes, and going to parties or other events. Once you find your solid group of friends, even if you don’t have too much in…
Georgia Amoore: Her impact on basketball as she continues to pave the way as an Australian native
By Gabby Alfveby Georgia Amoore grew up watching Australian WNBA legend Lauren Jackson play basketball and aspired to make the same kind of impact on the sport as her role model. Amoore grew up in Ballarat, Victoria, just over four hours away from Jackson’s hometown…
Flagler College’s Career Development Center: success and student impact
By Kelsey Hearns With a free açaí bowl in one hand and a goodie bag in the other, Flagler’s 2024 Spring career expo was a hit for students. The Career Development Center (CDC) held a Career and Graduate School Expo on March 6 in Flagler…
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…
‘Hoos take home Jax Classic belt, handing Auburn first loss
By: Nicholas Leo The perfect script for the Inaugural Jax College Baseball Classic championship, as unbeaten Auburn and Virginia faced off in the final game of the tournament. Virginia (7-0) remained undefeated, trickling in enough runs to deal Auburn (6-1) their first loss of the…
Troubling waters for the Indian River Lagoon
By Jenna Boerst For years the Indian River Lagoon has dealt with pollution that has changed the ecology of the river. Now, talks are underway to see if turning the lagoon into a national park will be a better method of protection. The Indian River…