By Kelly Magee | gargoyle@flagler.edu Some people want success, some wish it would happen on its own and others make success happen. In 10 years as head coach of the Flagler College women’s basketball team, Erika Lang Montgomery made her own success. She grew the…
By Austin Sanchez | gargoyle@flagler.edu The University of Florida’s Bat Houses are the largest occupied colony living in man-made structures. Producer Austin Sanchez documents the importance of bats to our eco system as well as the agricultural industry.
By Austin Sanchez | gargoyle@flagler.edu The work of a spiritualist and healer is critical to the pursuit of understanding the other side. Meet Lori Carter, a certified medium and healer with the Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp.
By Lauren Schroeder and Blue McGill | gargoyle@flagler.edu Shell Bluff Landing, located in the Guana River State Park, is slowly eroding away. However, this site has a wealth of information that provides Emily Murray of the Florida Public Archaeology Network with the data needed to…
By Hannah Carlsward | gargoyle@flagler.edu What do three hoops, a volleyball, dodgeballs and broomsticks all have in common? You can find them all through the sport of muggle quidditch. Morgan Cox, a senior and captain of the Flagler College Quidditch team, explains quidditch as a full-contact, co-ed…
By Zoe Smolios | gargoyle@flagler.edu When it came to opening his own business, St. Augustine local Brent Beckett wanted to open a place where other locals could – softly – get served the scoop. The St. Augustine Scoop is an ice cream shop located at 78 San Marco Ave….
By Abigail Haynes | gargoyle@flagler.edu A yoga class typically requires yoga mats, work-out clothes and an instructor. One local farm is kicking things up a notch by bringing goats to the mat. Little Peeps Farmer for a Day, located near the Beach Boulevard and St….