By Julia Corrie I was a camp counselor in Maine this past summer, and I barely had any access to my phone. I had a whole lot of downtime, and I ended up remembering my love for reading. There was a box of books in…
By Mattison Hansen When visiting Flagler College campus as a student, one of the most memorable locations to stop at is the Proctor Library. Walking through the front doors, the first thing one notices is the grand décor of the building; the dark wooden entrance, marble flooring and columns,…
By Elisabeth Shirley Valerie Currie, self-proclaimed prolific creative and activist, is a strategic communications major anticipating graduating this December. Along with graduation, a huge feat alone, she also plans to release her first poetry novel. The Bottle is a poetry book composed of over 130…
By Jordan Fauci The men’s and women’s soccer teams both advance to the Peach Belt Conference semifinals. A scoreless first half forced the women’s team into overdrive as they netted three second-half goals to erase Georgia College’s 1-0 lead. Andrea Fernandez netted 2 goals, leading…
By Matthew Dutton Taylor Swift, a world-renowned musician and songwriter, announced the release of Red (Taylor’s Version) for Nov. 12. But what does “Taylor’s Version” even mean? To provide some context, Swift started her career with the release of her debut album, Taylor Swift which…
By Wyatt Parks The final round of Conacaf World Cup qualifying is in full swing and presently, the second international window has closed. The results were an additional six points (two wins, one loss) and with the five points (one win, two draws) from the…
By Julia Corrie On Saturday, Oct. 2, over 200 people gathered at the Plaza de la Constitución for a “Bans Off Our Bodies” march. Organized by the Women’s March Alliance of North Florida, a variety of speakers were invited to tell their stories; I was…
By Danielle Filjon Motivated by the many tragic events and disasters that have shaken the nation of Haiti, Flagler College Assistant Professor Chris Smith has started using his knowledge of graphic design and virtual learning to better the lives of Haitian students looking for marketable…
By Emily Morales Growing up as the first person in my family to be born in America, I’ve often felt a strange divide in the media I consumed. My fondest memories with my grandparents involve them letting me stay up past my bedtime so that…
By Matthew Dutton With eighteen total wins and just four losses in the season, the Flagler College Saints volleyball team hopes to finish the season as strong as the last. Coach Matt Affolder said he is very satisfied with the performance the girls have shown…