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Flagler College will hold its fall commencement ceremony Saturday, Dec. 8, for graduating seniors. Approximately 160 students will receive diplomas in the Flagler College Gymnasium.

Flagler College Magazine won a gold award in the 2012 MarCom Awards competition, marking the fourth year in a row the alumni magazine has come away with an award in the competition.

Ring in the New Year and celebrate 125 years of the Hotel Ponce de Leon with an evening of historic elegance at Flagler College’s New Year’s Eve Gala.

It’s hard to discuss the "Gilded Age" of America without touching on the man who coined the term, the iconic American writer Mark Twain. Wesley King will do just that when he wraps up the 2012 Community Lecture Series on Dec. 11.

Dr. James Rowell, assistant professor of religion at Flagler College, will speak at the college on “Benazir Bhutto: Her Message and the Message” on Nov. 27.

After a presidential election that saw political polling play a huge part in the process, Ray Locker, the Washington enterprise editor for USA TODAY, told a group of Flagler students Thursday that the way polls are conducted may never be the same.

From the Civil War through the 1920’s, America has had a rich labor history, said Allison Roberts, associate professor of economics at Flagler College, who spoke on Nov. 13 as part of the Community Lecture Series.

Flagler College will celebrate the launch of the fall issue of FLARE: The Flagler Review, the college’s literary magazine, on Nov. 15 at 5 p.m.

More than 30 Flagler College students participated in "National Make A Difference Day” recently, helping to renovate two local homes.

Angela Atkins, adjunct professor of psychology at Flagler College and licensed mental health counselor, has published her first children’s book, “I Don’t Like Dogs, But They Love Me.”