By Sydney Gorak| gargoyle@flagler.edu COVID-19, also known as coronavirus has become a serious public health risk worldwide. Communities in all 50 states have all reported cases of this deadly disease. The United States recently surpassed other countries in the number of cases reported, leading the world…
By Molly Gadawski | gargoyle@flagler.edu Looking to reach new and exciting heights through your Flagler College experience? If the answer is yes, you may want to look into joining one of our newest clubs on campus – rock climbing. Students Chaize Harrell and Christopher Hightower have…
By Erin Brady | gargoyle@flagler.edu The Proctor Library is an establishment both on and off-campus that is essential for every Flagler student. However, one of the lesser-known services that the library provides is a service called Kanopy. Kanopy is a free streaming service with a number…
By Maiya Mahoney St. Augustine, Fla., is now truly a ghost town. St. Augustine’s cobblestone streets remain barren, most businesses are closed and the trolleys full of tourists are nowhere to be found. As of March 17, all bars have had to close and restaurants…
By Ally Wall I sat on the edge of a dock. Cool spring air floated across the water. The stars twinkled above me and kept my mind from the swirling darkness in my heart. In this moment I forgave myself. For the fists left in…
By Kyra Pooley Everyone handles new experiences differently. When the world suddenly goes into panic mode during a global pandemic, it can be hard to know how to respond and what to do. Regardless of what you’ve been up to, it’s been about 2 weeks…
By Kayla McManama Sea turtles have been around for 110 million years, but as Florida’s population continues to grow, their population is declining. Catherine Eastman is the Sea Turtle Program Manager at the Sea Turtle Hospital at Whitney Laboratory. In its four years of existence,…
Photos by Annika Minton As the Covid-19 coronavirus sweeps through Florida and the rest of the country, once-busy tourist destinations like St. Augustine, Florida, that would normally be flooded with spring breakers and other visitors now see empty streets and shuttered restaurants. This photo essay…
By Jared Olson Even today, ten years later, the wounds from those days remain fresh my mind: a haze in the locker room, noxious fumes of body spray, the heavy metal clattering of doors slamming shut. The nightmare began after P.E. one afternoon. We were…
By Erin Brady| gargoyle@flagler.edu To say that St. Augustine has had a complicated history of racism would be an understatement. Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., upon visiting this city, called it “the most lawless community” he had ever encountered due to the amount of vitriolic…