Brayan Ruiz-Caballero, Arts and Entertainment Editor For students who have been bored throughout quarantine or have a bit of spare change left over, entertaining streaming services directed at providing music or shows have now started offering student discounts. The rise in streaming platforms has been a gradual growth over the Continue reading Streaming Services for College Students
Brayan Guadalupe Ruiz, In Motion Arts and Entertainment Reporter The beginning of the year is celebrated as a fresh start for everyone. Whether that change is a new daily routine or picking up a new hobby, we all like a slight change in our lives. What better way to start Continue reading Quarantine Playlist for Students
According to NASCAR.com, iRacing, widely known as the most realistic racing simulation video game in existence, currently has more than 100,000 active subscribers worldwide. Continue reading NASCAR is the leader of eSports
Stone Temple Pilots, one of the most influential rock bands of the 1990s, is back with a new album after selling more than three million albums in their history, according to Billboard. Continue reading “Miles away” from the past
Born in Edinburgh, Scotland, and raised in Los Angeles, Calif., Colin Finlay is an artist, activist and creator.
He debuted his new documentary film, “Hearts Road,” at the Southeast Museum of Photography on Jan. 30 for a record-breaking turnout of students, faculty and community members. The film explores Finlay’s work over the past 30 years and millions of miles traveled. He composed all of the music in the film and chose some of his most impactful captures from over the years to create powerful images about the interconnectedness of the natural and human worlds. Having traveled to more than 90 countries and witnessed regime changes, wars, natural disasters, joys and horrors, Finlay has a rare perspective on life. Continue reading The world of Colin Finlay
By Kyra Lieberman The lights drop as four guys run on stage, grabbing their instruments and stealing the hearts of their mostly female audience. There is no barrier between the stage and audience, band members bumping fists and high fiving with their fans. The band, purposely-lowercase flor, opens Continue reading Oregon band flor rocks Orlando
Haley Yates – In Motion Special Daytona State College offers many services for its veteran students, including the art therapy program “Art in Action,” a vehicle for examining and understanding psychological issues to better understand and resolve them. All art works contain nonverbal messages and cues, which art therapists and student Continue reading Smp Program Inspires Vets to Confront Creativity
Hannah Runnels – Staff Writer The latest exhibit at The Southeast Museum of Photography featured Chuck Hemard’s images of “The Pines,” a series exploring the remainder of old-growth longleaf pine lands across the Southeast United States. As part of the exhibition, on April 4 the SMP welcomed the photographer, who is an Continue reading ‘The Pines’ a Longing Look at Vanishing Species
