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When Carl Florez learned that Flagler College’s School of Business was exploring the launch of a student-run record label, the idea struck a deeply personal chord. More than an academic initiative, the project resonated with his lifelong passion for music and his love for his late son, Mike.

Flagler College Director of Publications Brian Thompson has been selected as a 2026 Faculty Champion by the University of Vermont Center for Community News, recognizing his outstanding efforts to advance...

For some alumni, Flagler College is more than the place where they earned their degree. It is where they met the person who would become their partner for life.

As climbers around the world watched Alex Honnold scale Taipei 101 during a recent Netflix live stream, a similar sense of ambition was already taking hold much closer to home...

For some alumni, college is a chapter that closes at graduation. For Jerry Provin ’91, Flagler College has remained a place of memory and meaningful attachment.

The West Lawn transformed into a celebration of creativity and connection on Thursday as four alumni-owned businesses returned to campus for the Mini Mane Market, part of the larger Mane...

From cozy study nooks to hidden architectural details, Flagler College’s residence halls are full of features that make each building feel like home. With housing applications for Fall 2026 opening this week, there is no better time to rediscover what makes on-campus living at Flagler unique.

The Student Government Association (SGA) serves as a vital bridge between students and administration through its efforts to promote clear communication. SGA strives to improve the welfare of students and...

The Ottoman Greeks of the U.S. Digital History Project at Flagler College, led by Visiting Lecturer of Behavioral Sciences Dr. Yiorgo Topalidis, has completed a detailed analysis of 1,031 Ottoman Greek migrants who settled in the United States in the early 20th century.

Beneath the Ponce de Leon archway and across the tree-lined walkways of campus, the next generation of Saints took their first steps into a new chapter on Monday.