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The Columbia Restaurant in St. Augustine is more than a popular dining establishment. For locals, it’s a historic landmark, and for Flagler College, it’s been a pivotal community partner in elevating the opportunities available through the Hospitality and Tourism Management (HTM) Program.

Without studying abroad or even leaving town, students in one Flagler College course are dynamically engaging with a population they may otherwise rarely interact with: members of their grandparents’ generations.

Between April 3 and 4, 2,062 donors contributed to Flagler College's sixth annual Roar and Raise Giving Challenge, raising a record-breaking $1,557,589 in support of the College's people, programs, and places.

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.

Jess Kobryn serves at the Flagler College Senior Director of Institutional Equity as well as the Title IX Coordinator and 504 Coordinator. Starting in the office of Student Affairs, Kobryn has been committed to ensuring fairness and inclusivity within the institution for nearly 12 years.

A small, select group of academically talented students were recently inducted to the Flagler College Honors Program through faculty recommendation.

Alone and barely out of high school, Kathryn Trillas ‘72 took a bus from New York City to St. Augustine to begin her Flagler journey among the College’s founding class of students.

In their spare time between classes and semesters, Flagler Professor Tracy Halcomb and Visiting Faculty Filmmaker Jim Gilmore grabbed their cameras, hopped in the car, and spent four years filming a documentary that sheds light on a group of people who recruit professional baseball’s biggest stars and really “make the game happen.”

CEAM and Flagler College are pleased to present Golden Thread, an exhibition of recent work by New York-based artist Ilana Harris-Babou. Golden Thread comprises video and sculpture that weaves intimate personal narratives, archival and historical references to breastfeeding with the artist’s customary visual acumen, calling attention to both the empowering and challenging experiences of Black motherhood.

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.