Jarred Walker – Staff Writer The definition of “invasive” means something that tends to spread prolifically and undesirably or harmfully. When most people hear the words “invasive species,” they immediately think of animals. Although there a large amount of those, there are also a lot of invasive plant and insect species Continue reading Invasive Species Make Mark Across America
Brendan Engel In Motion Special Michelle Spanos is a local travel agent and blogger who has vast experience in frugal but fun things to do in Florida. Often, students forget how much there is to do right around them. In Volusia County there’s no need to go far to find Continue reading Spring Break Staycations Not Bad Idea for Broke Students
Sarai Thompson – Staff Writer With an urgency to find new job opportunities for students, Daytona State College is brewing up a recipe for success with its 30-credit Hospitality Beverage Science certificate program. In the 28-member Florida College System, the program is exclusive to DSC, although some other colleges offer Continue reading Beverage Program Refreshing Change of Pace for Culinary Students
Harper Robertson In Motion – Special During the season of love, it may be hard to keep the romance alive. A little cut, highlight and blow dry, however, can reignite an old flame. With the recent arrival of 2019, there is a calling for new trends in hair fashion and exciting Continue reading Romance May Be All on Your Head
Brandon Vollaro In Motion Special While every college student is required to take two years of language courses, to many students, learning language has a much more important meaning than college credit hours. Throughout history, language has been an important tool in the cohesion of cultures around the world. To Continue reading International Mother Language Day Celebrates Language, Identity
Kyra Lieberman – In Motion Staff Writer Coming this spring to the Daytona Beach campus, the L. Gale Lemerand Student Center will be the college’s new student hub. The eye catching, three-story, 84,000-square-foot building sits at the main entrance of Daytona State and is one of the school’s most ambitious Continue reading Hurry up and Wait — Everyone Anxious for Student Center Opening
Campus Newspaper Sarai Thompson Over Kevin Miller’s 33 years of teaching, he’s effected the lives of many and those lives have affected him as well. In Miller’s first 19 years at Daytona State College, he earned a stellar reputation as chair of the Department of Visual Arts and director and Continue reading Distinguished professor bids farewell
Sue Small-Kreider In Motion Staff Writer Diversity of food brought people together for the International Cultural Festival, but the diversity of club missions and cultures got people talking. Fourteen clubs represented different world countries, with displays about the county’s culture, as well as a sampling of their food. The clubs Continue reading International Cultural Festival shows diversity of food, clubs and cultures
