Stories

Why I’m graduating early

  By Tiffany Coelho | gargoyle@flagler.edu It was only recently I realized this will be my final year as an undergraduate student here at Flagler College. It feels impossible that this coming April, I will be graduating college in only three years. My impending graduation…


Planes, trains, and automobiles: A Colombian adventure

By Jordan Puyear | gargoyle@flagler.edu As I stepped off the plane, I felt the cool Colombian breeze throughout the open airport. I walked around the crowd of other passengers, locals and tourists alike, and finally found my best friend. I couldn’t help but run into…



Humans of St. Augustine At Work: Kombucha Edition

By Katherine Lewin | gargoyle@flagler.edu Kombucha is typically most well-known for its powerful probiotic properties that help to balance the bacteria in your stomach and strengthen digestion. Follow MoonBooch on Facebook and Instagram. You can also find them every Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to noon…


Festival celebrates, educates public on Pagan culture

By Sarah Smith | gargoyle@flagler.edu Everyone was gathered in a circle as a dark-haired man spoke surrounded by another man in a black robe to the left and a woman in a brown robe to the right. Both of the people at his sides were…


OnCuba and the rise of independent journalism

By Katherine Hamilton | gargoyle@flagler.edu Ever since the reign of the communist regime in Cuba, media has been an entity under the government’s tight control. Recent developments in Cuba’s access to technology has brought along the rise of independent journalism, giving a fresh take to…




St. Augustine after the storm: in photos

By Katherine Lewin | gargoyle@flagler.edu Less than a year after Hurricane Matthew rocked the oldest city, Hurricane Irma hit Northeast Florida with 80 mph winds and 5-foot storm surges. A day after the storm, downtown St. Augustine was nearly empty and experiencing significant flooding and…