CPAC: Rand Paul inspires young voters
Sen. Rand Paul, a popular political figure among the younger generation, was met with an enthusiastic crowd during his Friday afternoon speech.
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CPAC: Sen. Ted Cruz’s 10 elements for GOP success
Sen. Ted Cruz opened up CPAC 2014 with what many saw as an invigorating speech for conservatives filled with a sense of urgency and a plan to gain GOP momentum going into upcoming elections.
Excelsior’s transition for the future
By Cassie Colby | gargoyle@flagler.edu In the heart of Lincolnville stands a two-story Spanish-style building; large trees with Spanish moss draped in layers over its branches shades one of St. Augustine’s unnoticed gems. The gem is Excelsior school, now known as the Lincolnville Museum and…
My Sister’s Corner: The Free Store
Alissa “Ali” Black isn’t ashamed to say there is nothing better than free.
The future of medical marijuana
This November, Florida residents will have the opportunity to vote on legalizing medical marijuana.
SGA President reinstated after arrest
By Alexa Epitropoulos | gargoyle@flagler.edu Student Government Association President David Arreola has been reinstated after a two-week investigation conducted by Student Services into his December arrest. Arreola, who was suspended indefinitely on Jan. 14, resumed his role as president in February. The investigation began once…
Locally prescription drugs, not heroin, still the problem
A 2013 study by the National Institute on Drug Abuse revealed a 20 percent increase in heroin indicators in South Florida from 2011 to 2012, an epidemic traveling up the First Coast.
President Abare releases new statement on misreported data
Continuing on a schoolwide damage control campaign, President William Abare Jr. has released a lengthy statement revealing in more detail how the information about the misreported data came to light.
Read: Full text of President Abare’s statement on misreported data
The following is a statement on the misreported data released by President Abare at 9:21 a.m. Thursday morning.
As Winter Olympics close, students still flustered by Russia’s anti-LGBTQ legislation
A time of unity and friendly competition the Winter Olympics are anticipated every four years, but this year, LGBTQ athletes and Flagler College students are getting the cold shoulder from the hosting country Russia.