Flagler News

Ben Atkinson, Assistant Professor of Natural Sciences, instructs students on topics like ecology, environmental science, sustainability, and evolutionary biology.

With recent student journalism awards fresh on their minds, incoming co-editors to The Flagler College Gargoyle are eager to continue the student newspaper’s successful track-record and expand the publication’s impact.

At heart, Carly Shaw said she’s an environmentalist with a particular passion for protecting coastlines like the one she grew up on in Ocean City, N.J.

Flagler College is thrilled to announce the receipt of a grant from Siemens’ Empower+. This generous contribution, totaling $30,000, will support two vital initiatives within the College community.

Flagler College alum Abigale Kreinheder was awarded a grant from the Pulitzer Center to research the production of Kopi Luwak coffee in Indonesia, a research trip that soon became a formative life experience.  

Since its inception in 2005, Flagler College’s Communication Week has woven itself into the fabric of campus life. Spearheaded by former Flagler professor Rosemary Tutt, this tradition was born with the purpose of bridging the gap for students in St. Augustine, granting them access to the same networking opportunities enjoyed by their counterparts in larger institutions and bustling metropolises.

Flagler College’s Forum on Government and Public Policy is proud to host Emmy-award-winning journalist and New York University professor Hilke Schellmann for a public lecture titled “How to Hold AI Accountable.” The event will take place on March 7, 2024, from 7 to 8 p.m. EST in the Virginia Room of Flagler’s Ringhaver Student Center, located at 50 Sevilla Street, St. Augustine, Fla.

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.