The El Galeon is here to stay until July
Sailing all the way from Spain, the El Galeon a 170 foot, 495 ton replica of a Spanish ship built in 2010, is reminiscent of what used to sail the coasts of Florida between the 16th and 18th centuries.
Sailing all the way from Spain, the El Galeon a 170 foot, 495 ton replica of a Spanish ship built in 2010, is reminiscent of what used to sail the coasts of Florida between the 16th and 18th centuries.
April 15 marks the day that the majority of Americans absolutely dread. It’s the day that millions of people have to empty their pockets, savings and overtime work to complete their “civic duty”: Paying taxes. But as college students, it doesn’t quite affect us yet.
With One Spark well underway, Flagler students are joining the action to gain awareness and funding for their own cause.
Have women achieved ultimate equality, or are we still subjects of a patriarchal society? Are we living in a man’s world?
Warm weather, clear sunny skies, and spring mean one thing: It is beach season.
Flagler College golfer Spencer Schindler is ranked 6th in the nation for Men’s Division II Golf and his career record is 934-238. But even more impressive is the fact that Schindler is only a sophomore.
Adam Morley is happy to talk about bioaccumulation – excited, even. If the build-up of toxic chemicals in organisms from plastic waste wasn’t an issue, he’d probably be even happier.
By Caroline Cover | gargoyle@flagler.edu On Sunday, April 13th, organic enthusiasts of Northeast Florida and St. Augustine, Fla. will take part in the Tour de Farm 2014. This is an event for those who want to learn more about local food production – where produce…
The Gargoyle, Flagler’s online-only, student-run newspaper, won a total of 12 awards in the Society of Professional Journalists’ 2013 Mark of Excellence Awards for Region 3.