Flagler News

For Barbara Tucker, the search for a Summer 2026 research opportunity began with a simple goal: find a new way to challenge herself.

For millions of Americans, renewing a passport has gotten a whole lot easier since 2024, and a Flagler College alum is a big part of the reason why.

The house lights dim. The audience grows quiet. The curtain rises.

Five Flagler College employees were recognized for their exceptional contributions to the College during the 2026 Presidential Address and Employee Recognition ceremony on Aug. 19.

CEAM’s new Artist-in-Residence uses art and science to relay plight of amphibians and fishes

First year of college = a lot of firsts. New classes. New friends. New routines. More independence. And, yes, probably a few moments of "Wait…am I supposed to know how to do this?"

There’s a lot to learn when you become a Saint, and not all of it happens in the classroom. From historic buildings and beloved traditions to student organizations, campus landmarks, and everyday expressions, Flagler has a language of its own.