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08/04/2026
There’s still time to fit one more great book into your summer. 📚 Members of the Flagler community are sharing the titles they’re recommending this season. Read more:
The next chapter starts now. 🦁 Fall 2027 applications are officially open!
Take the first step toward becoming a Saint by applying through the Common App or the Flagler Application. Learn more and apply: https://bit.ly/4fDE0GS
07/31/2026
The college application process looks different for every student, but a few simple steps can make it feel a little less overwhelming. Here are five tips from Flagler's admissions team for students preparing to apply. Read more: https://bit.ly/4fDSgzt
07/29/2026
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07/28/2026
The countdown to fall semester is on! 📚 Last week's Orientation gave our newest Saints a first look at life at Flagler. We can't wait to see everyone back on campus soon!
07/27/2026
Sophia Cardona's reporting journey took her from the classroom to the streets of Havana. Selected as one of just 32 Pulitzer Center Campus Consortium Reporting Fellows nationwide, she set out to tell stories that often go unheard. Read more: https://bit.ly/45iPsTC
07/24/2026
Archaeology helps uncover the stories that shape our understanding of history. On , we recognize Professor of Anthropology Dr. Lori Lee, whose work at Fort Mose was featured in Smithsonian Magazine. Read more:
A week in Iceland gave Flagler students a new perspective on sustainability, conservation, and the connection between people and nature. Read junior Amelie Thompson's reflection on the FlagSHIP experience: