Last December, a portion of the University of North Florida’s weapon policy was struck down as a violation of Florida state law in the 1st District Court of Appeals. The university, along with a handful of other colleges throughout Florida, has had a long-standing ban on keeping weapons securely encased Continue reading Florida colleges relax weapon policies
Scott Turner In Motion Staff Writer Daytona State has had a budget issue for several years and recently made the decision to not renew the contracts of 22 employees. Arrival at this decision was not done hastily and many choices made began at the heart of the issue —budgetary concerns. Continue reading Declining student numbers forces employee cutbacks
Click on one of the Links below to Jump to that part of the Calender: The Arts Sports/Fitness Events Opportunities Exhibits Good Eats FOR A COMPLETE LISTING OF EVENTS, GO TO: http://www.daytonastate.edu/news.html Events LUNCH & LEARN —Global topics and professional enrichment comprise a new series of “lunch & learn” presentations Continue reading Calendar March 2014
‘How lucky do you consider yourself?’ Interviews by Anya Ivanova and Photos by Tana Marie Wood Kaci Shoner, Elementary Education – “I am pretty lucky, because I go on a lot of mission trips and going there and seeing all those people who have nothing makes me appreciate everything Continue reading InMind: March 2014
Brandon Krampert In Motion Staff Writer In mid-February the 6th Annual NOOR Iranian Film Festival came to Central Florida and showed week-long screenings at the Cinematique in Daytona Beach, the Southeast Museum of Photography’s Mardorsky Theater and Rollins College in Winter Park. The festival is regularly held in several cities Continue reading Iranian Film Festival brings culture, compassion to SMP
Joyce Wagner In Motion Staff Writer Anyone who has been in a spelling bee is familiar with the stress and anxiety that comes with it. The musical, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee brings a comedic twist to the event. Rona Lisa Peretti, played by Alexa Miles, the 3rd Continue reading Humor and talent abound during ‘Putnam Spelling Bee’ performances
Thomas Shields In Motion Staff Writer What to do, what do? Ahhhh, what is there to do? Unbeknownst to many, there are hidden gems throughout Daytona Beach and the surrounding areas that benefit the college pocket. Cheap and full of fun, these venues offer big bang for the buck. At Continue reading Local scene brimming in tasty choices for college students
Scott Turner In Motion Staff Writer Daytona State College’s News-Journal Center is host to a variety of acts every semester. On Feb. 9, the Davidson Theater hosted The Brass Band of Central Florida, conducted by Chad Shoopman. Several hundred people attended the event, which featured an eclectic assortment of musical Continue reading Brass Band blows audience away
