By Ruthie McBride In February, President Biden forgave $1.2 billion dollars in loans for people in the United States suffering from debt across the United States. This offered relief for upwards of 150,000 people. For current college students, the idea of loan forgiveness is welcome…
By Gabby Alfveby Flagler baseball head coach David Barnett began his 37th season with the Saints like any other: focused on the team and ensuring its success. But for Barnett, this isn’t just any other season. After more than three decades at Flagler, Barnett announced his…
by Megan Churchill Growing up in Polk County Florida, Hunter Miller has always appreciated the natural world; it wasn’t until 2017 that he was able to use his respect for the Earth to fuel his career. Miller graduated from Flagler College in 2011 with a…
By Chloe Smith With technology advancing at an unprecedented rate, children and teenagers in the U.S. are substituting online spaces for the real world. Gen Z now lacks more social connectedness than any other generation, raising concerns about the relationship between reliance on technology as…
By Meoghan Swain Flagler Forum speaker Jodi Enda, Washington Bureau Chief for The Fuller Project, talks with Meoghan Swain of WFCF Flagler College Radio and The Flagler College Gargoyle. Enda is an award-winning journalist who has covered government and politics at every level, focuses on…
By Kaiden Mullins St. Augustine, Florida, is one of the most historic cities in America. It’s rich in culture and history and is known for its Spanish influence. But most tourists who come through the historic town and learned about the Spanish culture often miss…
By Evelyn Lopez While most people know St. Augustine for its Spanish history or Henry Flagler’s impact with the railroad or hotels, less known is the city’s important Civil Rights history. That just blocks away from touristy St. George Street, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr….
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,…
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…
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…