By Emily Braunstein John A. Farrell, a New York Times bestselling author and former White House correspondent for The Denver Post, National Journal and The Boston Globe visited Flagler College on Jan. 28. He was part of Flagler College’s Forum on Government and Public Policy,…
By Kendall Greco Every weekend, the blast of the cannon echoes through the historic Castillo de San Marcos in St. Augustine. A group of passionate Flagler College student’s dress in their authentic Spanish soldier uniforms and perform drills that date back centuries. They are a…
By Kendall Greco Gearing up with their gloves and trash bags, the Down to Earth club at Flagler College partnered up with Phi Alpha Omega, Alpha Sigma Alpha, and Lambda Chi to spruce up Lincolnville with their community cleanup. These organizations on campus share a…
By Alexis Bensoussan Flagler College’s Music Department is finding healing and connection through song with this year’s cabaret theme of, “Alone, Together.”Kip Taisey, a theatre and music professor at Flagler and Key of Seas director, selected this year’s cabaret theme after being inspired by both…
By Alexis Bensoussan I have always been told that you have to “fake it ‘til you make it” if you want to get through hard times. I hate this advice. I struggle with the concept of pretending to be fine because it feels so disingenuous.As…
By Zoe Sherman Sea turtle populations in St. Augustine are on the decline, according to recent studies, but the bigger concern is why? Some say over-development of land is slowly destroying Florida’s wildlife and their habitats. Although the process is providing housing and business opportunities for…
By Zoey Nettles Over 41,000 sea turtle hatchlings were reported to have emerged across St. Johns County beaches this year. With sea turtle numbers rising, the conservation of these animals is a trending subject. St. Augustine’s Sea Turtle Hospital has been conducting research and raising…
By Sarah Ellis Reproductive health has always been a heavy subject but in recent years, it has become an integral part of the cultural zeitgeist among young people, who are becoming increasingly active politically and socially. The same political awareness permeates the female student population…
By Zoe Sherman Maia Toler never expected to be working side by side with veterinarians at a sea turtle hospital at a college 4 miles away from the Atlantic Ocean. She had previously considered the idea of attending culinary school, before deciding to pursue her…
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…