By Chloe Smith Universities and colleges are seeing more students struggle on campus as food insecurity becomes more common nationwide, which recent studies say could determine whether students stay in school or graduate. “When college students don’t have access to food, the most detrimental thing…
By Quinn Sheehan The day for love is right around the corner. Come prepared for your gals or significant other this Valentine’s Day with fun activities planned here in the oldest city in the United States, St. Augustine. Here are 5 events happening leading up…
By Sara Orr Last week, my 15-minute walk from my room to class was interrupted by a sharp panic that stopped me in my tracks: I realized I had left my cell phone in my room. It was 10:55 a.m., my class started at 11:00…
By: Nicholas Leo Former Peach Belt Conference defensive player of the year Jalen Barr is currently averaging 1.4 steals and 0.9 blocks per game. Numbers that are good enough to rank him amongst the top 15 in the Peach Belt Conference in their respective categories;…
By Megan Churchill Flooding in St. Augustine is something all residents are familiar with. College students wading through foot-high water as they walk down Granada Street is a common scene near Flagler’s Campus. Downtown St. Augustine business owners are used to rivers of rainwater running…
By Lexi Ray As a woman who works as a sports photographer, I know firsthand that this is a male-dominated area. Most try to ignore you, some tolerate you, and the ones that are fine with you being there believe that they know best and…
By Lexi Ray Many players around the world dream of reaching achievements such as playing at the collegiate level, winning the first ACCAC Championship for a program in 10 years, winning a PBC championship while playing Division II soccer and playing for a professional team…
By Nadia Fung A two-year-old Kevin Harr stood in the stands of the Jeju World Cup, eyes full of excitement, as he watched the 2002 World Cup games, dreaming of one day playing there. Fifteen years later, that dream turned into a reality as he…
By Sara Orr When you traditionally think of therapy, your mind probably goes straight to a sterile small office with a lounge chair, desk and tissues. At HorsePlay Therapy Center in St. Augustine, Fla, a strong team of trained professionals and volunteers work to transform…
By Nadia Fung In the shattered streets of Gaza and the tear-soaked alleys of Jerusalem, the heartbeat of humanity is drowned out by the thunderous roar of war. As the Israel-Hamas conflict unfolds, Amit Beilin finds herself caught in the crossroads of ambition and heartache,…