Stories


Pierce Back on Top in Women’s Basketball

By Hannah Duffey For N’Mya Pierce, what looked like two career-ending injuries turned out to be a blessing in disguise.   The 5-foot-11, redshirt senior and starting forward for Flagler College Women’s basketball tore her Achilles, and a couple seasons later her ACL and meniscus.    For…



A Forgotten Food Tour of St. Augustine

By Presleigh Johnson Public History is everywhere. Whether it’s signs all over St. Augustine, reenactments, or surf culture exhibits, the Oldest City is a treasure trove of history. Being a Flagler College student is one of the best ways to learn about the St. Augustine…


Sister Cindy brought her controversial preaching to Flagler

By Gloria Goodner Flagler College students swarmed the street in front of the Proctor Library when they heard the news of someone big being on campus. Students skipped class, and some convinced professors to even have class outside in order to see her perform. Her…


Sister Cindy Pays a Visit to Flagler College

By Gabby Alfveby February 9, 2023 TikTok sensation and preacher Sister Cindy visited Flagler College. As of writing, Sister Cindy has built a following of 419.4K on TikTok and 17K on Instagram. Gen Z is infatuated with her because of her catchphrases like “Ho No…


Wildheart Boutique Fashion Show Promotes Domestic Abuse Organization

By Meoghan Swain Wildheart Boutique in downtown St. Augustine hosted their first time fashion show event on Feb. 9 to showcase their new spring line. The show also highlighted the Hopefull Handbags organization, a company that uses fashion to help survivors of domestic abuse.  This…


The Heartbreakers

By Kathryn Hennessy To honor a lost family member, an Art professor is filling the Kenan Plaza ceramic hearts that will be for sale on Valentine’s Day to raise money for the American Heart Association.  Buy one for your Valentine and insert a secret note….


“Sociables” Affinity Club Creates Respectful and Inclusive Community

By Ashley Chatmon Earnest. Artistic. Engaging. These are three words that campus leaders have used to describe Peter Mankin, the Flagler College second year dedicated to making a difference. Empowered by his own experience with disability, a passion for leadership, and the “golden rule,” he…