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Staff Spotlight: Kaelyn Thomas
Mar 8Kaelyn Thomas is the Coordinator for Student Leadership and Engagement. In this role, she provides programming for the students on campus like Harry Potter Week, movie nights, trivia nights, campus concerts, and field trips off campus. -
Flagler College Com Week 2023: Q&A with PRSSA President
Mar 3Since 2005, the Flagler College Communications Department has invited alumni, communications professionals, and community members to participate in Com Week. It's an opportunity for students to network while gaining valuable insights from leaders and innovators in the fields they are interested in pursuing. -
Your tool kit for navigating life at Flagler College
Mar 3After committing to Flagler College, feelings of nervousness might be settling in as you ask yourself – What happens next? Luckily, the answer lies in this tool kit for incoming first-year students. -
Flagler student leaders inducted to Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society
Feb 20A select group of student leaders from the campus community was inducted into the Flagler College Circle of Omicron Delta Kappa on Feb. 3. -
Alumna carries skills from her Communications degree into new role as President and CEO of the National Fisheries Institute
Feb 17From press relations for her family’s business of daredevil circus performers to advocating for the men and women who bring fish from the water to our tables, Flagler alumna Lisa Wallenda Picard has been telling the story of people throughout her career. -
Flagler College Theatre Arts presents “Cry it Out,” a play examining the modern experience of motherhood and friendship
Feb 14Flagler College Theatre Arts department is excited to present its first spring production “Cry it Out” from Feb. 22 through 25 at 7:30 p.m. and Feb. 26 at 2 p.m. The play will be held in Lewis Auditorium, free for students, faculty, and staff. -
Falling in love with St. Augustine
Feb 14It can be love at first sight when you visit a new place. But when you’re living here, it can be easy to take the history and charm of St. Augustine for granted. This Valentine’s Day, take time to fall in love with your home again and rediscover the excitement of your first visit. -
Flagler senior curates on campus market featuring artisanal, hand-crafted products
Feb 6A cluster of tents lining the main sidewalk of Flagler’s West Lawn has become an anticipated sight on campus for many who look forward to browsing hand-crafted products from local artisans on their lunch break. -
Flagler Advanced Child Psychology students take coursework out of the classroom into local preschools
Jan 27When students show up for Flagler’s Advanced Child Psychology course, it’s rarely in a campus classroom. More often they’re found at local preschools where they’re gaining real-world experience while serving as a resource for students and teachers. -
Flagler's MLK Day of Service inspires students to give back to the local community
Jan 20Senior Strategic Communications Major, Carly Hargroves, joined her peers in volunteering for multiple St. Augustine organizations on Flagler’s MLK Day of Service. Hargroves reflects on the service project she participated in and the importance of giving back to the community in honor of MLK Jr.’s legacy. -
Flagler College acts as the backdrop for the St. Augustine Film Festival
Jan 13For 13 years, independent filmmakers, actors, and producers come to our historic city for an experience celebrating the art of cinematic storytelling. -
Rotunda Christmas Tree serves as a longtime symbol of Flagler's holiday spirit
Dec 15The Rotunda of Ponce de Leon Hall is a magnificently ornate and spacious focal point of Flagler College’s campus. And every holiday season since 1985, the College has sought to decorate the space with an equally spectacular Christmas Tree that serves as a constant symbol of Flagler’s holiday spirit for students, employees, and alumni alike. -
Baccalaureate 2022: Celebrating the achievements of Flagler College seniors
Dec 9Flagler College seniors gathered for an intimate ceremony recognizing how far they’ve come, and their path into the future during the Fall 2022 Baccalaureate. -
Staff Spotlight: Jenna Stickley
Dec 5Visitor Services Coordinator Jenna Stickley has worked in many different areas during her career. But when her daughter enrolled at Flagler in 2019 and they found their dream house on the St. John's River, she decided to pursue a career with the College. -
Celebrate National Take a Hike Day by visiting these local trails
Nov 16As finals approach, stress levels rise- so before exam week arrives, take time for yourself to get outside and enjoy the amazing nature our area has to offer. -
More than 80 students named to Spring 2022 President's List
Nov 8A distinguished group of students gathered in the Flagler room on Nov. 4 to celebrate their academic success during the President’s List ceremony. -
Harry Potter Week continues as a beloved campus tradition
Nov 7Once a year, Flagler College comes to life with the magic of Harry Potter. -
Flagler students, community celebrate Halloween season
Nov 1There was no shortage of Halloween festivities at Flagler this fall, giving students and the entire campus community ample opportunities to celebrate spooky season. -
Campus locale sets Flagler Tourism & Hospitality Management students up for immersive field experience, expert mentorship
Oct 28Students in Flagler’s Hospitality and Tourism Management (HTM) Program have the advantage of studying in a city and state with markedly robust tourism industries. The backdrop of St. Augustine’s tourism industry is a built-in training ground for HTM students and Flagler is less than 100 miles from another hotspot of Florida tourism- Orlando. On a recent excursion from campus, HTM students had the opportunity to visit Universal Orlando Resort and learn about what it takes to run such a high-level tourism venture. -
Deagan Archaeological Research Lab to open as resource for undergraduates
Oct 14Dr. Kathy Deagan sees the future of Flagler’s archaeology program as promising- brimming with potential and the enthusiasm of our students. “I have always thought that Flagler College should be one of the premier training grounds for undergraduate archeologists,” she said.