By Sarah Ellis St. Augustine is known for its ability to enchant tourists and locals with its unique atmosphere. On any given day, St. George Street is not only full of tourists walking around and taking in the sights, but it also serves as a…
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By Kaia Wright The St. Johns County Democratics organization held a protest in front of the historic Castillo De San Marcos fort in downtown St. Augustine on Wednesday, March 26 to show their support and solidarity for Ukraine. This comes shortly after the third anniversary…
By Audrey Cress Two years ago, Emma Torres, Flagler College senior, started to feel like social media was stealing something from her life experiences. In a social psych class, she and her classmates discussed the illusions of social media and its true impact on their…
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By Sara Orr Indie Night Live is coming to Cafe Eleven for the third year in a row on Saturday, April 5. With performances from some of Florida’s best indie bands, including Faze Wave, Rohna, and Pocket Knife Dance Party, this will be an intimate…
By Sophia Cardona Bill Armstrong has been part of the Sierra Club, a national environmental conservation organization, for approximately 16 years. He has dedicated himself to creating a better future by fighting against the climate crisis. In this video, he shares how the Sierra Club…
By Emily Braunstein Chuck Todd, former NBC News’ chief political analyst for nearly two decades, visited Flagler College on March 11, 2025. He was part of Flagler College’s Forum on Government and Public Policy, where journalists and commentators are invited to speak on politics, government…
By Holly Hearn The office welcomes volunteers into the Epic-Cure St. Augustine warehouse. This is where volunteers go to organize the behind-the-scenes work, complete paperwork and store items, such as bags for their markets. Posters and papers are displayed at the warehouse entry to keep…
By Emily Braunstein The University of Florida’s Whitney laboratory for Marine Bioscience is advocating for marine life through education. They provide hands-on science education for K-12, undergraduate, graduate and doctorate students. Nearly 4,000 K-12 students were involved in Whitney’s science programs last year. The Whitney…