Flagler News

From the moment first-year students are handed an old railroad spike on the way into their Convocation ceremony, the strength needed to lay the tracks of their Flagler legacy becomes tangible.

Flagler College’s new Biology major prepares students for careers in research, healthcare, biotechnology, and beyond.

During Flagler's 20th annual Com Week, four local women gathered to share their professional journeys in film and video with students passionate about pursuing careers in these fields.

There’s been an unsettling feeling sitting in my head and chest: It’s April, I’m a senior in college, and I'm graduating in less than a month.

The Performing Arts Department at Flagler College achieved remarkable recognition for its production of "Streetlight Woodpecker" at the prestigious Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF) this spring.

The day started off just like any other day for Sana Mohtasebzada as she got ready for school. But this time, something felt different: the possibility of another Taliban takeover of her home country, Afghanistan.

Imagine an area of land stretching from Vilano Beach to Anastasia Island and all that remained standing was the Lightner Museum in downtown St. Augustine. That’s what Flagler alumnus Matthew Murasko’s, ‘86, home of Maui, Hawaii, looked like after the life-threatening fires from Hurricane Dora devasted the historic island in 2023.

For Flagler alumnus and award-winning journalist Hamilton Nolan, ‘03, a career following and reporting on labor unions has now led to the publishing of his first book, “The Hammer: Power, Inequality, and the Struggle for the Soul of Labor.”