Flagler News

Max Chesnes, an environmental reporter for the Tampa Bay Times, recently captivated the audience at Flagler College's COM Week with his presentation, "Parks in Peril." Chesnes unveiled the investigative process behind his groundbreaking series on the proposed development of Florida state parks.

Studying abroad is a transformative experience that offers students the chance to immerse themselves in new cultures, gain fresh perspectives, and develop invaluable skills. The Würzburg Scholars Exchange Program at Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg provides Flagler students with such an opportunity.

Spring is in the air, and there's no better time to explore all the amazing activities and places around Flagler College and St. Augustine.

Flagler College announces a $100,000 gift from Alyson Stellos-Hartsock and her husband David Hartsock to support the Lacrosse Facility, including the naming of the Concession Plaza and the Ticketing Entrance.

This year, a dynamic first-year student is revitalizing Flagler College’s prestigious Society for Advancement of Management (SAM) chapter, originally established on campus in 1983.

Professor Yvan Kelly began his journey with Flagler College in 1989 as an instructor of economics and a basketball coach.

On my first day at Flagler in the Fall 2024 semester, stepping into the College’s Center for Global Education, I couldn't help but notice Christian Lowery's infectious energy and enthusiasm. With a bright smile and a box full of books, he seemed to carry stories from around the world.

Flagler College is honored to announce a $90,000 cumulative gift in 2024 from Don M. Fox, which will establish the Don M. Fox Endowed Scholarship for FlagSHIP, an annual Faculty Support Fund in the School of Business, and the Don M. Fox Endowed Fund for Scholarly and Creative Excellence in the School of Business.