Adrianne Toles-Williams, Managing Editor The Daytona State Student Government Association has seen many faces come and go over the years. As the spring semester comes to a close, it is with a heavy heart that we prepare to say goodbye to the current graduating members of the SGA Board. Executive Continue reading SGA: Ready, Set, Vote
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
Alastair Nelson, Staff Writer Ernest Cline has done it again! Unfortunately, I mean that literally. Ready Player Two is virtually (pun totally intended) identical to its predecessor, plot-wise. Cline’s debut novel, 2011’s Ready Player One was a smash hit, and for good reason. It is, after all, the age of Continue reading Ready Player Two Review
Brayan Ruiz-Caballero, Arts and Entertainment Editor As we pass the one-year mark of the beginning of the Covid-19 lockdown, there are still various safety precautions that the state government and college administration enforce for our safety. For students who are looking to be active in their community for either service Continue reading Emerald-Go for Service Learning
Lyle Topping, Staff Writer “Let us not seek the Republican answer or the Democratic answer, but the right answer. Let us not seek to fix the blame for the past. Let us accept our own responsibility for the future.” – John F. Kennedy There has been a noticeably large sense Continue reading Republican Club on campus
Denzell Jones Editor in Chief It’s that time of year again, Spring Break. For most college students, Spring Break is more than the flowers blooming and temperatures rising. It’s about hitting the hump of the semester. “A week” courses are wrapping up and “B week” courses start to begin, all Continue reading Finding Success after Spring Break
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
Jessica Janae Boatman (Kirby), Guest Writer In January, I learned about the exhibition Major Arcana, featured at the Southeast Museum of Photography. As soon as I learned about the exhibit, I had to visit. The exhibit is about people who identify as witches from around the United States, but it Continue reading Museum Adventures
