Senior studies abroad in an unconventional location By Andrea Huls While most students who want to study abroad choose famous cities such as Paris, Rome, Barcelona or London, senior Abby Wendle, 21, packed her bags to go to Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan — a…
By Kimberly Hosey If Bill Mignon, Flagler College educational intern supervisor wins the election for the district 3 seat for the St. Johns County School Board this November he plans to continue in his position at Flagler, saying that one job will compliment the other….
By Brittany Hackett Flagler College Technical Resources/ Systems Librarian Brian Nesselrode has been elected to serve as the At-Large representative to the Northeast Florida Library Information Network Board of Directors.
From Staff The cast for the Flagler College Theatre Department’s production of “Hot*l Baltimore” has been announced.
By Adrienne Sakyi World-renowned economist Dr. Ariel Rubinstein will visit Flagler College to lecture on “John Nash, A Beautiful Mind and Game Theory.” For those wondering what game theory is, it is a branch of math and economics that studies situations where players choose different…
From Staff Astronaut Lt. Col. Robert S. Kimbrough, 39, will give a presentation in the Flagler Room on Sept. 25, at 7 p.m. Kimbrough joined NASA in September 2000 and worked as a flight simulator engineer on the Shuttle Training Aircraft for NASA’s Aircraft Operations…
Cheap thrills for under $20 By Kristin Chambers People flock to St. Augustine from all parts of the world to see historical sites, visit the beaches and basically relax. It’s great … for a while. But then you can’t help but think to yourself, “Man,…
Devon Jeffreys Entering my second year as sports editor of The Gargoyle and third year on staff, I’m very happy with the strides we have made as a group. The biggest step this year was going to broadsheet, which also allowed me to get my…
Why aren’t textbook lists published online? By Andrew Sherwood The book lists at Flagler College are incomplete until the start of the semester and students do not get their final class schedules before the semester begins.
By Tom Iacuzio
Online poker, a work-study program and money saved from a summer job are what allow junior Sean Boshard to survive the rising cost of being a college student. “I do what I have to do,” Boshard said. “Sometimes it’s all about the hustle.”