Flagler News

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.

Henry Flagler began construction on the Hotel Ponce de Leon in 1885, the same year St. Augustine’s Florida School for the Deaf and Blind (FSDB) was established.

This year marks a special milestone for the Legacy—Flagler College’s official spirit store—as it celebrates 25 years of sharing Flagler pride with students, alumni, and visitors from around the world.

To celebrate Women's History Month, we’re highlighting a remarkable Flagler Sophomore High Impact Practice (FlagSHIP) course that honors pioneering female mathematicians and their significant contributions to the field.

In a departure from traditional capstone projects, two honors students from Flagler’s Hospitality & Tourism Management (HTM) program set a new precedent for collaborative academic endeavors at the College.

Joe Fioramonti, an assistant professor of graphic design at Flagler College, said he’s lucky enough to work two dream jobs, and teaching college students is one of them.

A group of Florida educators recently joined Flagler College’s Institute for Classical Education on a journey through Spain, where they encountered its ancient contributions to classical learning that are still alive today.

Since embarking on a historic restoration project less than two years ago, Flagler College has handed contractors and preservationists a magnifying glass to rediscover one of St. Augustine’s most iconic buildings, the former Hotel Ponce de Leon.