By Maria Montero Flagler College student Ashley Kurtz leads an environmental initiative project that encourages students to take meaningful action for ocean conservation and sea turtle protection. The project, part of Flagler’s Service-Learning Program, allows students to apply their studies to real-world environmental issues. Participants…
By Audrey Cress College athletics is looking at a possible major change from student-athletes to employees of the school in major revenue sports. This state of transition is shaking the ground under collegiate sports and the faculty who manage them. According to Matt Green, the…
By Chloe Smith The Flagler College men’s cross country team has one goal on Nov. 8: finish in the top three at the Southeast Regional Championships—and make school history. If the Saints can place in the top three teams at Wingate University, they’ll earn their…
By Kaia Wright Within the past few years, there have been heated discussions nationally on what the future of higher education should look like within America. This has caused confusion throughout the country in students, faculty and college administration. John A. Delaney, the current president…
By Olivia Lockett As fast fashion falls out of favor, Flagler College students are embracing conscious consumption, trading brand names for one-of-a-kind thrift finds. “Fast fashion sucks,” Flagler College student Colin Locatell said. “I don’t think I have one piece of clothing that was mass-produced—at…
By Sara Orr Indie Night Live is coming to Cafe Eleven for the third year in a row on Saturday, April 5. With performances from some of Florida’s best indie bands, including Faze Wave, Rohna, and Pocket Knife Dance Party, this will be an intimate…
By Holly Hearn Whether most people realize it or not, monuments are around us all the time, no matter where we are. They represent everything from war battles to prominent figures in history and can take many forms. “Monuments and Memories: America and Germany in…
By Clair Buri When Roo Fenwick moved from Scotland to the United States two years ago to play golf, he didn’t expect his favorite sport to feel so different. He was especially surprised by the strong focus on teamwork. “It definitely is a team environment…
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 Grace Shanley Finals season for a college student is filled with stress, anxiety, and staying up all night to study for exams, but is staying up to cram actually helping? The importance of sleep during finals season is critical for students’ immune systems, memory…