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Flagler College has received a $50,000 pledge from alumnus David A. Iannone, ’86, to support the College’s ongoing efforts in historic preservation.

On a laptop screen, Flagler College’s campus begins to take shape one digital block at a time. Historic buildings, walkways, and gathering spaces are carefully reconstructed inside Minecraft as students collaborate to transform a familiar physical environment into a detailed, to-scale virtual world. What may look like a game is, in practice, an immersive academic experience that blends design, technology, and critical thinking.

Students in Dr. Lisa Van Zwoll’s FlagSHIP course, Visual Storytelling, Reality TV, and Memoir, spent the JanTerm grappling with questions that sit at the core of reality media culture: where truth lives in storytelling, who shapes it, and what happens when lived experience becomes content.

The Arctic Circle is an unlikely setting for the typical Flagler College story. For alumna Claire Mortensen ’19, it became the place where her education translated into hands-on research contributing to global climate science and policy.

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Jessica Howell is the Assistant Dean for Global Education and International Partnerships and an Associate Professor of History at Flagler College, with over 20 years of experience in higher education.

Flagler College said goodbye to some long-running faculty and staff members this year including:

At Flagler College, the Karl A. Bickel and Madira Bickel Journalistic Scholarship Fund has become a beacon of opportunity for aspiring journalists.

Community engagement was a defining practice throughout Amuk Tong’s Flagler College Journey.

Sadly, Flagler College lost several retired faculty and staff members who had been long-time members of the campus, and touched countless members of the Flagler community over their many years of service.