Art professor Patrick Moser takes painting into the world of film to create a unique take on the famous mythical creature

As a child, Patrick Moser remembers being freaked out the first time he saw the famed 1967 Patterson-Gimlin footage that supposedly documented “Bigfoot” traipsing through a California forest.

Psychology professor’s research studies the connection between dogs and human behavior

While the family dog may not be able to read your mind, research by assistant professor of psychology Monique Udell seems to prove that man’s best friend might just be able to read your behavior.

Flagler College President William T. Abare Jr. looks back on a decade as head of the College

Fans of the hit ABC series “Lost” probably don’t realize there’s a connection between Flagler College and the show’s resident bad guy Benjamin Linus, played by Michael Emerson — unless, of course, they were at Flagler in the 1980s and took a drawing class taught by the now-famous actor.

A close friend of Art and Design Professor Don Martin, Emerson has visited the campus several times to talk with students since shooting to stardom. So as this highly anticipated season of “Lost” gets rolling, Flagler Magazine asked 2006 alumnus and “Lost” fanatic Tom Iacuzio to catch up with Emerson and discuss everything from teaching at Flagler to playing a character who loves to make viewers squirm.