Brayan Ruiz-Caballero, Arts and Entertainment Editor On April 8th, 2021, Daytona State College honored Yom HaShoah by having a moment of reflection at the clock tower plaza on the Daytona campus and an online presentation via Teams. Yom HaShoah is also known as Holocaust Remembrance Day; the date is set Continue reading Holocaust Remembrance Event Recap
Adrianne Toles-Williams, Managing Editor The history of Daytona State College is rich. Amidst a tumultuous socioeconomic climate, James Griffen Greene became the first president of what was then known as the Volusia County Community College (VCCC) in October 1957. A year later, on September 2nd, 1958, VCCC opened its doors Continue reading The Greene Legacy
Adrianne Toles, In Motion Managing Editor The goals we recognize as New Year’s resolutions have been an age-old tradition for thousands of years. A custom upheld by the Ancient Babylonians and Romans has developed into a custom meant to reflect on our lives thus far and establish goals that align Continue reading Resolving for Success in the New Year
Denzell Jones, In Motion Editor-in-Chief In the early months of 2020, a pandemic struck the nation. Covid-19 has led to hardships across the country, leaving millions of Americans out of work. In order to compensate, the U.S government provided aid to citizens across the states. This aid was provided in Continue reading Stimulus Payment
Adrianne Toles, In Motion Managing Editor When it comes to Black history, the names of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks, Malcolm X, and Harriet Tubman are among the many broached upon in daily conversation.The journey from slaves, to free men, to becoming active participants in government speaks volumes Continue reading Black History Month: “Black Heroes”
With over a month since Daytona State College transitioned over to an online campus only, students and faculty are working out how to communicate and keep their courses going. Continue reading Keep the course, Go Falcons
DSC has put together an online graduation to take place on May 11 at 6 p.m. to honor this year’s graduates. It will take place on DSC’s official YouTube channel and will stream live. Continue reading DSC’s digital graduation
Kyra Lieberman – In Motion Staff Writer As of writing on March 20, 2020, there are more than a quarter million confirmed cases of COVID-19, often called coronavirus, worldwide. There has been a global shortage of tests, something U.S. residents are acutely aware of. Most scientists believe the Continue reading Campus closes amid COVID-19 outbreak
