Editor’s note: Gargoyle reporter Logan Johnson spent summer 2025 interning in Washington D.C. at the Laslo Congressional Bureau. She sent in this essay chronicling her experiences at Trump’s 250th military anniversary parade and the protests that surrounded it. By Logan Johnson WASHINGTON D.C. — June…
By Logan Michael A sterile, narrowing hallway united by a small, humble door frame was all that separated me from a horror I couldn’t imagine. A horror I could only meet in the headlines, the textbooks, and the anecdotes of inspiring figures. A horror I,…
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By Emily Braunstein Chuck Todd, former NBC News’ chief political analyst for nearly two decades, visited Flagler College on March 11, 2025. He was part of Flagler College’s Forum on Government and Public Policy, where journalists and commentators are invited to speak on politics, government…
By Logan Michael Emile Paz, an LGBTQ student studying social psychology at Florida State University, spent their fall 2024 semester dorming with several homophobic roommates, despite opting into the University’s LGBTQ housing program. Because all housing placements are made at the discretion of the university…
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 Gabriel James MAGA Mega-donor, Tim Mellon, has made massive strides to pump outside spending into the Trump Campaign. As a massively influential and wealthy figure, Mellon could make much more than a footnote in the 2024 election cycle. In 2024, Mellon has become the…
By Max Charles and Ariel Thomas| gargoyle@flagler.edu No matter who wins this year’s presidential election, it’s clear that 2016 will be remembered as one of the most politically charged. When asked this week about Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, voters don’t hesitate to blast them both….
While the nation prepares for what’s expected to be a very controversial midterm election, St. Augustine is facing local debates of its own.
By Hannah Bleau | gargoyle@flagler.edu As the tension between Palestine and Israel continues to stir debate among Americans, activist groups are rallying support for both sides. Recently, some St. Augustine locals demonstrated their support for Israel. I was driving past the corner of 312 and Old…