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.

Two public administration graduates help St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office land a grant to solve cold cases

Five education department alumni give their take on what it means to teach … and to teach well

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

Brown taking minor league baseball by storm as one of the only female GMs

The past several years at Flagler have seen major changes to how students learn … and think

College plans restoration of the Hotel Ponce de Leon’s solarium

Flagler Associate Professor of Sociology Casey Welch talks about working at a fast food chain to research corporate control and ‘cheerful robots’

Don’t dally in the bathroom. That’s part of what Casey Welch, an associate professor of sociology at Flagler, learned a few years back when he went to work at a national fast food chain. He won’t name the burger-flipping joint where he took a minimum-wage job to study how chains exert total control over workers. Even bathroom breaks are timed!

Flagler professor focuses on the psychology of eating and better understanding the issues leading to America’s obesity problems

Students thrive on service learning trip to the jungles of Ecuador

Ten Flagler students spent part of April pushed from their comfort zones when they hopped on a plane to Quito, Ecuador. They lived without clocks, quenched their thirst with licorice-flavored water, slept with monstrous insects and ate yucca for breakfast, lunch and dinner.