By Sara Orr R.L. Stine, author of the Goosebumps book series, stopped by WFCF Flagler College Radio Station as a part of our Presidential Lecture series to talk about his journey as a writer and the inspiration behind some of his best stories. Goosebumps, which…
By Laurel Plexico Traffic, parking and tourism are arguably the most annoying yet most relevant things in the city of Saint Augustine. The Strengthening Mobility and Revolutionizing Transportation (SMART) St. Augustine Project aims to increase mobility in the city, specifically with regard to traffic congestion,…
By Lainee Mack Exercise is the most powerful antidote to stress. With finals season approaching, Flagler College’s sports performance coach, and both students and student athletes alike, remind us that the best way to a strong mind is a strong body. Flagler College sports performance…
By Myka Evenhouse Boat strikes injure and kill thousands of marine organisms every year. The most vulnerable are the larger well-known animals such as green sea turtles. Juvenile green sea turtles come to the Intracoastal of Saint Augustine in large numbers to feed. The increase…
By Grace Shanley Finals season for a college student is filled with stress, anxiety, and staying up all night to study for exams, but is staying up to cram actually helping? The importance of sleep during finals season is critical for students’ immune systems, memory…
By Clemence Treguer St. Augustine, the nation’s oldest city, faces many challenges as hurricanes become more frequent and destructive. In the heart of the town stands Flagler College, renowned for its architectural beauty and cultural significance. As these threats intensify, the college must put in…
By Kaia Wright For so long, my brother didn’t want to accept care because of stigmas. Being from a small town in Florida, it’s hard to have any kind of moral failing without everyone dissecting your every flaw. Because of my brother’s issue with substance…
By Roo Fenwick I was just a 12 year old boy when I got an injury, a bad one. One that led to an operation that would end my love for the sport that was my life. What did my coaches have to say about…
By Zoe Sherman There is a not-so-new invasive species crawling the streets of St. Augustine, slowly deteriorating the city’s beauty: litterbugs. Florida is the nation’s third-highest generator of plastic waste. The state produces more plastic waste than the current recycling system can process, according to…
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