Students in Free Enterprise team helping youth offenders learn new skills through horses

For the 10 youth offenders, the picture-perfect ranch and horse rides are a far cry from the barbed wire and tiny cells at the St. Johns Youth Academy.

Flagler College once again cracked the top 10 in the South for Best Regional Colleges in U.S. News and World [...]

Volleyball
The Flagler College volleyball team finished the season ranked No. 14 in the final American Volleyball Coaches Association’s (AVCA) Division II Top 25 poll. The ranking was the highest ever achieved by the program.

Visiting professor Surinder Paracer explores effect of disease on society

Whether you’re a college student in St. Augustine or a tribesman in some remote village, there are some things we’re all affected by equally. Visiting professor Surinder Paracer spent the last semester teaching students about one of them: disease.

Flagler looking to build on first impressions with new Admissions and Financial Aid center

Flagler College has begun construction on a new 12,000-square-foot, $3.8–million building that will serve as the college’s Admissions and Financial Aid center — the first point of contact for prospective students.

What’s on your mind?

Students returning to campus in the fall of 2011 got a chance to give the world a little piece of their mind thanks to some chalk and black plywood “thought bubbles.”

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.

The Flagler College chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America and Flagler College Magazine both took home honors [...]

Partnership with University of Florida preserves Hotel Ponce de Leon’s original blueprints

In 2004, original architectural drawings, sketches and notes for the Hotel Ponce de Leon – now Ponce de Leon Hall – were rescued from a campus boiler room, saving them from high heat and the ravages of insects and rodents.

Liz Robbins, assistant professor of English, won the 2011 Cider Press Review Book Award for her manuscript, “Play Button.”