Jarred Walker In Motion Staff Writer Many believe rock music has decreased in popularity over the last two decades, so much that some say it is dead all together. The death of rock music is an opinion by Gene Simmons that went viral in 2014. Simmons is the bassist and Continue reading Rock Hits Hard Place, but Millennials Make the Difference
Tom Plessers In Motion Staff Writer Old Dixie Highway, Route 27, spans the 500-mile length of the state of Florida. From Tallahassee down the center of the state to Miami, it slices the state in half. With the automobile industry came the need for roads, which brought the golden age Continue reading Exhibit Retraces Old-Time Glory of Route 27
Welcome to fall semester 2018! Whether you are a new or returning student, rest assured that you are part of a college community dedicated to your success and personal growth. Here, you belong to a diverse body of students whose background, academic interests and goals range far and wide. At Continue reading Greetings from the President!
Kaitlin Barbier In Motion Staff Writer The Interactive Media Program at Daytona State hasn’t been around long, but it’s still improving the educational experience for students. After being launched several years ago, faculty spent the past year revising and defining the program. They’ve added classes for mobile media on the Continue reading Interactive Media gets new coat of polish, new faculty member
Haven Huth & Lauren Dahl Special to In Motion Every Thursday at 3:30 p.m. people come in from all walks of life join together for a couple hours of fun together at the Improv Club, one of the many co-curricular activities available to students at Daytona State College. Continue reading Improv Club takes centerstage among DSC clubs
Asia Howell Special to In Motion Going out to the ballpark is the wave for the summer time, but come Sept. 11 Daytona will be waving goodbye to another season of the Daytona Tortugas, the minor league team that’s been making its impact since 1993. Continue reading Daytona Tortugas hit home run with students
Tina Shankar Special to In Motion Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality, also known as VR and AR, are two forms of technology being taught in local schools, including Daytona State College. Both are allowing students to expand their interactivity by learning and experiencing through innovation. Studies show that millennial students Continue reading Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality
New center named for L. Gale Lemerand Daytona State College has named its 84,000-square-foot student center under construction on its main campus in honor of longtime benefactor and former trustee L. Gale Lemerand. The announcement came at the end of May, followed by tours of the three-story structure, Continue reading News Briefs
