Adrianne Toles-Williams, Managing Editor, SGA Senator of Public Relations As students we understand that there is no one better to represent the voice of the students than students themselves. The current SGA board is eager to share some of the events our members have planned, and each wrote a message Continue reading Student Run, Student Led
Adrianne Toles-Williams, Managing Editor As the days of Spring 2021 come closer to the end of the semester, the academic advising office is gearing up to coach and guide students through planning the best next step. Director of Academic Advising, Michele Goldys hopes that more students are able to not Continue reading Academic Advising Week
Jessica Cuenca, Staff Writer The last time we saw the Falcons men’s basketball team, it was in a double overtime win against Santa Fe college. The final score was 102 – 93, led by Jackson Makoi. Makoi finished the night with 33 points, six assists, nine rebounds, and two blocks. Continue reading Falcon Athletes On Fire!
Brayan Guadalupe Ruiz, In Motion Arts and Entertainment Reporter Brayan Guadaupe Ruiz, In Motion Arts and Entertainment Reporter With Valentine’s Day around the corner and quarantine still in effect, there are plenty of people who are wondering if it would be best to stay indoors this year. However, the recent Continue reading Completion of Beach Street Streetscape
Brayan Guadalupe Ruiz, In Motion Arts and Entertainment Reporter The beginning of the year is celebrated as a fresh start for everyone. Whether that change is a new daily routine or picking up a new hobby, we all like a slight change in our lives. What better way to start Continue reading Quarantine Playlist for Students
Lyle Topping, In Motion Features Reporter For those people who know how tedious getting and staying in shape can be, the mandatory gym shut down did not make things any easier. The quarantine through last summer put a real hold on a lot of people’s physical health. Unless you were Continue reading Dad Bod, Beach Bod, Covid Bod
Lyle Topping, In Motion Features Reporter Dorms play a key role in university life. For a lot of people this is the first time they are on their own or have to share a living space with someone. Dorms can be a cornucopia for cultural differences and a common breeding Continue reading Dorms: The Next Frontier
Colette Bernard, In Motion News Reporter With the COVID-19 pandemic still raging, more Daytona State College students than ever are taking online classes and more professors are teaching them. Faculty and students give mixed but mostly positive reviews of distance learning at DSC. Best Colleges reports that, in 2020, “student Continue reading Online Courses At Daytona State: DSC Perspectives
