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A 1978 celebration of “women’s contributions to culture, history and society organized by the school district of Sonoma, California” was the original inspiration for a presidential declaration of National Women’s History Week in 1980.

Flagler College is delighted to welcome Maggie Cao, a scholar of eighteenth and nineteenth-century American art, to Flagler College on Thursday, April 18 at 6 p.m. as a part of a Kenan Speaker Series: “Ways of Seeing Climate Change.”

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.

Gary Johnson serves as Flagler College’s dedicated patrolling officer and liaison with the St. Augustine Police Department (SAPD).

Last month, Flagler College’s Professor Lori Lee joined Chuck Meide, captivating a packed crowd at the St. Augustine Lighthouse with their presentation on Fort Mose.

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.

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.

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.

The trees on Flagler College's campus enhance its beauty and ecological health, holding a rich history intertwined with the former hotel and the College’s development.