Intended for audiences interested in learning more about accessible ways to create music. By Jules Friedman Who is Emma Carr? Emma Carr, a freshman student at Flagler College, has always been surrounded by music. Growing up, her father was the drummer in a Christian rock…
By. Olivia Lockett When you ask former Flagler College professor Greenberry Taylor where he’d like to see his business in five years, he’ll only give you one response — “Exactly where it’s supposed to be,” and that’s just what his Pops would want. The Bo-Hawg,…
By Evelyn Lopez Flagler College released an email to students and staff on March 1, stating that during spring break 2024, about 20 palm trees were to be removed from the Palm Garden to make space for the Ponce West dorm renovation work site. The…
By. Kaia Wright Five, seven, two, one. Those numbers represent something. Something I never believed, never wished they would. Five rehabs, seven programs, two felony charges, one arrest, and countless drug abuse. According to the 2022 United States National Survey on Drug Use and Health…
By Emily Braunstein Tourism brings money and prosperity to St. Johns County, but it also brings increased housing prices and a decrease in housing availability. Short term rentals may benefit the visitors, but some people believe that it is at the expense of the residents. …
By Holly Hearn “Look in the mirror!” was something I heard almost every day for 14 years. I was doing what I enjoy most in this world, dancing with people who had become my family under the instruction of teachers who were some of my…
By Zoe Sherman Professor Tracey Eaton has taught at Flagler College for 17 years. As his final semester at Flagler comes to an end, he is reflective on his time here and looks forward to his future endeavors. Eaton got his foot in the door…
By Audrey Helfrich At age 16, Obadiah Hunter’s view of the world was made more colorful when his grandmother gifted him a Bob Ross oil painting set. “Every tube of paint had him and his big afro on it,” Hunter the St. Augustine painter while…
By Nicole Rodriguez FLAGLER COLLEGE- College students often don’t mind sharing their things with others, whether it’s extra snacks, old textbooks or clothing they don’t want anymore, many leave things outside of their dorm for others to take. “I gave away a bunch of clothing last…
By Evelyn Lopez With the upcoming 2024 Presidential election, it is up for debate if the first-time eligible voters at Flagler College will be utilizing their civic right and voting this November. As the election nears, both Flagler professors and students form many thoughts and…