Flagler College

Cole Reigel, a student at Flagler College, recently earned an Outstanding Attorney award at the American Mock Trial Association Regional Tournament held Feb. 21-22 at Florida State University College of Law in Tallahassee.

Isabella Sambo, a student at Flagler College, recently earned an Outstanding Witness award at the American Mock Trial Association Regional Tournament held Feb. 21-22 at Florida State University College of Law in Tallahassee.

Renad Morsi, a student at Flagler College, recently earned an Outstanding Witness award at the American Mock Trial Association Regional Tournament held Feb. 21-22 at Florida State University College of Law in Tallahassee.

Flagler College student Izzy Toussaint earned three awards at the American College Theatre Festival Region IV Conference, held Feb. 3-7 in Montgomery, Alabama.

Flagler College student Caz Miner earned a first-place Regional Award in Allied Design and Crafts at the American College Theatre Festival Region IV Conference, held Feb. 3-7 in Montgomery, Alabama.

Flagler College student Sarah Sasser earned the Student Choice Award for Costumes at the American College Theatre Festival Region IV Conference, held Feb. 3-7 in Montgomery, Alabama.

Flagler College Theatre Arts student Kinnley Burk earned two awards at the American College Theatre Festival Region IV Conference, held Feb. 3-7 in Montgomery, Alabama.

Flagler College Theatre Arts student Allison Cento was named a semifinalist in the Musical Theatre Initiative at the American College Theatre Festival Region IV Conference, held Feb. 3-7 in Montgomery, Alabama.

Flagler College Theatre Arts student Molly Johnson was named a semifinalist in the Musical Theatre Initiative at the American College Theatre Festival Region IV Conference, held Feb. 3-7 in Montgomery, Alabama.

Flagler College Theatre Arts student Lilly Dubnansky was named an Irene Ryan Acting Finalist at the American College Theatre Festival Region IV Conference, held Feb. 3-7 in Montgomery, Alabama.

Flagler College Theatre Arts student Sophie Zedler was named an Irene Ryan Acting semifinalist at the American College Theatre Festival Region IV Conference, held Feb. 3-7 in Montgomery, Alabama.

One of two Flagler College Mock Trial teams placed third out of 24 teams at the American Mock Trial Association Regional Tournament hosted at Florida State University College of Law in Tallahassee, advancing to the Opening Round Championship Series. Competing as Team 1511, the Saints secured victories or split ballots against powerhouse programs including Florida State University, the University of Florida, Emory University, and Stetson University. Those programs regularly advance to the national championship rounds.

Flagler College students advanced to the Lion's Cage competition after presenting their business solution at the Saints Showcase during the College's annual Business Week. The showcase features student teams pitching innovative strategies in response to a real-world business challenge. The top teams are selected to move forward to the Lion's Cage, where they will present their ideas to a panel of judges.

Flagler College students advanced to the Lion's Cage competition after presenting their business solution at the Saints Showcase during the College's annual Business Week. The showcase features student teams pitching innovative strategies in response to a real-world business challenge. The top teams are selected to move forward to the Lion's Cage, where they will present their ideas to a panel of judges.

Flagler College students advanced to the Lion's Cage competition after presenting their business solution at the Saints Showcase during the College's annual Business Week. The showcase features student teams pitching innovative strategies in response to a real-world business challenge. The top teams are selected to move forward to the Lion's Cage, where they will present their ideas to a panel of judges.

Flagler College students advanced to the Lion's Cage competition after presenting their business solution at the Saints Showcase during the College's annual Business Week. The showcase features student teams pitching innovative strategies in response to a real-world business challenge. The top teams are selected to move forward to the Lion's Cage, where they will present their ideas to a panel of judges.

Flagler College students advanced to the Lion's Cage competition after presenting their business solution at the Saints Showcase during the College's annual Business Week. The showcase features student teams pitching innovative strategies in response to a real-world business challenge. The top teams are selected to move forward to the Lion's Cage, where they will present their ideas to a panel of judges.

Sixteen Flagler College student-athletes were recognized as members of the Peach Belt Conference Fall 2025 All-Academic Team, an honor that celebrates excellence in the classroom. The recognition is part of the conference's broader initiative to highlight the academic achievements of student-athletes. To earn the distinction, nominees must be starters or key reserves with a minimum 3.50 cumulative grade point average, have competed in at least 50 percent of their team's contests at the listed position, and have completed one full calendar year at their current institution while holding sophomore academic and athletic standing.

Flagler College congratulates more than 160 students who were named to the Fall 2025 President's List.

Each year, Flagler College graduates exemplify the lionhearted spirit of intelligence, creativity, skill, and entrepreneurship. The Class of 2025 is no exception, consisting of more than 500 students who have joined the dynamic and forward-thinking Flagler alumni network. This network of Saints continuously proves the transformative impact of a Flagler experience. We asked professors and staff to recommend a robust group of graduating seniors from the Class of 2025 who boldly embody what it means to be a Saint.

Flagler College will celebrate the academic and personal accomplishments of more than 560 graduates in the Class of 2025 with a Commencement Ceremony at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre on Saturday, May 10, at 9 a.m.

Flagler College recently honored nearly 40 students with the prestigious Distinguished Major Award during its annual ceremony. This event celebrates students who have excelled academically, demonstrated leadership, and made significant contributions to their fields of study throughout the 2024-2025 academic year. Faculty members nominate these outstanding students, and the ceremony is followed by a reception to celebrate their achievements with family and friends.

The Undergraduate Research & Creative Endeavors Symposium is an annual event at Flagler College that showcases the innovative research, creative projects, and scholarly work of its students. This symposium is a platform for students who have received the Undergraduate Research & Creative Endeavors grant, which supports their independent research and creative initiatives across various disciplines. Through a poster session, these students have the opportunity to present their work to the campus community, fostering an environment of academic exchange and collaboration.

Two Flagler College students showcased their oral history projects at the University of North Florida's Undergraduate Research Conference last month, as part of their coursework in the College's Public History Department.

The Performing Arts Department at Flagler College achieved remarkable recognition for its production of "Streetlight Woodpecker" at the prestigious Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF). This outstanding production, penned by Flagler's Professor Shawn Fisher, was one of only five selected from 11 states to perform at the regional festival in North Carolina. The production garnered an impressive 14 National Awards, covering almost every award category, showcasing excellence in acting, directing, design, technology, management, and departmental collaboration.

Flagler College's Mock Trial team, a member of the American Mock Trial Association (AMTA), achieved remarkable success in several competitions during the 2024-2025 season. Under the guidance of their faculty advisor, Jonathan Growick, the team showcased their skills in critical thinking, teamwork, and trial tactics, earning multiple awards and recognition.

Three Flagler College students presented research posters at the 2025 Southeastern Estuarine Research Society (SEERS) Conference held at Harbor Branch Oceanographic Research Institute in Fort Pierce, Fla. Their presentations were titled "An Investigation of Alkalinity, pH, and Saturation State in the Matanzas River Estuary," "Marine Primary Production: A Method and Site Comparison in the Matanzas River Estuary in Northeast Florida," and "Spatial and Temporal Trends in Dissolved Nutrients and Harmful Indicator Bacteria in the Matanzas River Estuary." The conference provided an opportunity for academics and professionals from various fields to come together and share their research.

For the one-minute film festival segment of the 2025 Com Week, students were tasked with creating a 60-second film about anything that gets the audience to consider this year's theme of "Building COM-munity."

Erin Furtado's presentation at the 2025 Association of College Educators - Deaf & Hard of Hearing (ACE-DHH) Conference highlights the importance of early intervention for deaf and hard-of-hearing babies, showcasing the quality of Flagler College's Deaf Master's Program.

In the sixth annual COM Week speech competition, fourteen student speakers registered to participate, delivering a 3- to 5-minute speech about this year's theme of "Building COM-munity."