Stories

October the time to help a shelter animal

By London Collins Puc October is “Adopt-A-Dog Month” which makes it the perfect time to bring attention to the plight of shelter animals. “Adopt-A-Dog Month” was established by American Humane in 1981 and as a result the “Adopt, Don’t Shop” campaign was launched to encourage…


100 Pounds Later…

By Gabby Alfveby Losing over 100 pounds in one year is unimaginable to most people but not to one particular man. A college dropout found himself going down the wrong path until working out became a healthy outlet to manage his emotions. York’s six-month transformation….


Hitting The Volleyball Court

Edie Welch (#16) , Flagler Volleyball Player. Photo courtesy of Edie Welch By Gabby Alfveby There are about 29,000 female college volleyball players in all three divisions in the country. Out of all those volleyball players Edie Welch, a sophomore volleyball player at Flagler College…


Is The Workload Too Much For Student-Athletes?

By Gabby Alfveby Class, practice, work and homework; Is there even enough time to eat and sleep? College student-athletes spend on average six hours on schoolwork, 5.7 hours on athletic events, 3.3 hours on social life and roughly seven hours sleeping, according to the NCAA. …






Two Sophomores Team Up to Make Flagler More Eco-Friendly

By Natalie Shaw Mother Nature shines her appreciative light on Flagler College with the induction of a future group of dedicated environmental scientists. The club’s unofficial title is “Natural Sciences Club.” It will be established at the start of the 2022-23 school year. Working closely…


Crafts Without Borders

By Kathryn Hennessy Handmade jewelry from around the world is not as far away as you may think. The local store, Crafts Without Borders, is a global fair trade business that receives it’s merchandise from indigenous cultures around the world. Located on 76B San Marco…