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Flagler College proudly announces its 2023-2024 public lecture series lineup. This series includes nationally recognized journalists and commentators through the Forum on Government and Public Policy and renowned religious scholars as part of the Cecil and Gene Usdin Judeo-Christian lecture series.

Excitement for the 2023-2024 Theatre season is heightened among Flagler College’s Performing Arts students. This Fall semester’s productions will kick off with “The Game’s Afoot,” a 2012 play by Ken Ludwig and conclude with the senior capstone production, “Almost Maine,” a play by John Cariani.

Rebekah Taussig, author of the 2023-2024 first year common read book "Sitting Pretty: The View from My Ordinary Resilient Disabled Body" recognizes that a lot of people start college with a clear path and purpose, but she said she "was not one of those people."

Flagler College is pleased to announce its hold in the top three Best Regional Colleges of the South, and two new ranked accolades from the 2023-2024 U.S. News and World Report rankings.

Flagler College’s Class of 2027 has only been here for a month, and they’re already bringing campus to life with enthusiasm for this new step in their journeys.

For the second year in a row, Flagler College was awarded the Gold Level Award for 2023 Healthiest Companies by the First Coast Worksite Wellness Council (FCWWC) for creating a culture of health and wellness within the organization.

Purchasing life insurance was the right decision for alum and retired Flagler employee Dan Stewart ‘78 and his wife Mary Ellen (Crotty) ’79 when their three children were young. But as the Stewarts reached their 60s, it was time to re-evaluate.

Elaina Wahl-Temple, Resident Designer and Adjunct Professor, has been at Flagler College for 14 years. She has designed costumes for more than 45 productions. In addition to teaching, Wahl-Temple is an award-winning director and choreographer.

Flagler College is proud to welcome back two annual signature fundraising events, the Crimson & Gold Banquet (Nov. 2) and the President’s Golf Classic (Nov. 10).

Last week, campus came to life again as we greeted three classes of returning students and 781 new faces to Flagler.

The Crisp-Ellert Art Museum and Flagler College are pleased to present “Teach Me a Song,” an ongoing body of video, sculpture, and photography work from Tulsa-based artist Elisa Harkins.

After assessing the campus grounds and facilities for debris and damage, Flagler College officials have given the all-clear for a return to normal operations, including a return to in-person classes, at noon tomorrow, Aug. 31.

During hurricane season, Flagler College has emergency plans and teams in place, ready to act, if a storm approaches the St. Augustine area.

Convocation ceremonies are a long-standing tradition among collegiate institutions meant to mark students’ entrance into higher education and welcome them into their new academic communities.

Flagler College’s Leading, Empowering, Advancing, and Developing (LEAD) Fund is excited to host its fourth annual Spirits and Sports Cars fundraising event Thursday Sep. 14, 2023, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Art n’ Motion vintage showroom, 283 San Marco Ave. St Augustine, Fla.

Alone and barely out of high school, Kathryn Trillas ‘72 took a bus from New York City to St. Augustine to begin her Flagler journey among the College’s founding class of students.

Ranked No. 2 Best Regional College in the South by U.S. News and World Report, named among “The Best Colleges for Your Money" by Money Magazine, and consistently featured in the media as one of the world’s most beautiful campuses- there are many reasons why you should go to Flagler College. But there are also several very valid reasons why you shouldn’t go to Flagler College in the summery city of St. Augustine.

This was a summer of expanded potential for the College. Major renovations came to fruition, and the whole campus community experienced numerous changes. One crucial element of this growth includes the group of talented faculty and staff Flagler has hired to join the College.

This summer, K—12 music teachers from across Florida, the Carolinas, and Tennessee gathered on Flagler’s campus to attend the Summer Music Education Institute.

Summer Hoppenworth, ’16, returned to Flagler College as a full-time employee in September of 2022 after working in the St. Johns County School District as a K-8 Teacher Librarian.