Who, What, Why: North Korea and Trump
By Joseph McCann | gargoyle@flagler.edu My mother is a high school history teacher and always talked about the historical origins of the issues we have today. The apple doesn't fa ...
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Who What Why: Iran Nuclear Deal
By Joseph McCann | gargoyle@flagler.edu On Friday, October 13, Donald Trump decided to decertify the Iran Nuclear Deal. Sigh. The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, or the Iran N ...
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To the ones who say, “He’s not my president.”
By Katherine Hamilton | gargoyle@flagler.edu I’ve heard a great deal of hullabaloo about how Donald Trump doesn’t represent the values our country wants to portray. After the elec ...
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Stepping into the Sun
By Katherine Stairs | gargoyle@flagler.edu I couldn't remember anything after waking up in a hospital room, trapped in a screen bed. From what my parents told me, I couldn't take ...
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Life is precious: My sister’s story
By Jared Talbot | gargoyle@flagler.edu It all started with a call, which changed the course of my summer as well as my life. At 12:30 a.m. on July 9 I got a call from my sister’s ...
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Congress, courts and conflict – not Kardashians, K-Pop or Cosmopolitan
By Joseph McCann | gargoyle@flagler.edu This article is an introduction to a series that will (hopefully) give a basic knowledge of current events and political issues in the Unit ...
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Hurricane Matthew: Looking back on a blessing in disguise
By Liz Browning | gargoyle@flagler.edu At four years old, my father passed away in a car accident, leaving my mom to raise me and my sister, who was just seven years old. We were ...
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Six tips for the creative writer
By Katherine Stairs | gargoyle@flagler.edu All throughout my high school years, I was in creative writing. These classes were the best out my entire schedule, but it did have its ...
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Why I’m graduating early
By Tiffany Coelho | gargoyle@flagler.edu It was only recently I realized this will be my final year as an undergraduate student here at Flagler College. It feels impossible ...
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Planes, trains, and automobiles: A Colombian adventure
By Jordan Puyear | gargoyle@flagler.edu As I stepped off the plane, I felt the cool Colombian breeze throughout the open airport. I walked around the crowd of other passengers, lo ...
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A conversation with Marta Rojas, one of Cuba’s most important living writers
By Jared Olson | gargoyle@flagler.edu The old writer draws an aging, sepia-stained picture from a folder in the wooden cabinet and contemplates the image of herself, nearly sixty ...
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CBS radio news reporter Peter King talks about importance of work ethic
By Amanda Kraus | gargoyle@flagler.edu I recently had the chance to sit down with long-time CBS Radio news reporter Peter King. Having worked with CBS since 1994, King has covered ...
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Wanting to be heard
By Roxie Steward | gargoyle@flagler.edu They kept thanking us. They kept thanking us for asking questions. At the beginning of the semester, a classmate and I decided to do a vide ...
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The Pink Tax: Not my bloody fault
By Katherine Hamilton | gargoyle@flagler.edu As Americans, we love sales, deals, and bargains. I have always chosen to partake in as much shopping as possible in order to stimulat ...
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The race to graduate is on
By Courtney Cox | gargoyle@flagler.edu As the spring semester quietly comes to a close, the massacre of frantic class scheduling begins. From the freshmen to the upper-classmen, t ...
Read More »The other side of body shaming
By Lena Crowe | gargoyle@flagler.edu Body shaming is such a prevalent topic in today’s society, but even in just the last year or so, the target of body shaming has shifted drasti ...
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