Susan Linington In Motion Staff Writer At its monthly meeting on Feb. 16, the Daytona State College Board of Trustees announced that after two years in the making, the new student center — estimated to cost $2.5 million — will have its groundbreaking ceremony in early May. The new center Continue reading Board starts new year with busy agenda
Nina Ruiz In Motion Staff Writer In a story of self-discovery and resilience, the play “Violet” directed by theater professor and Daytona State College director Samantha Stern, invites the audience to question their own perceptions of outer-beauty and its importance in society. Exceptionally capturing the turbulent and discriminatory attitudes of Continue reading ‘Violet’ looks at many faces of beauty
Nina Ruiz In Motion Staff Writer Abuse can happen at any time in a person’s life and it is too often that signs of abuse—physical, verbal, sexual, or any other kind—go unnoticed or are even disregarded in the early stages of a relationship. In regards to Valentine’s Day last month, Continue reading Abuse Awareness easy when information available
Cynde Puckett In Motion Staff Writer Thanks to the quick thinking and compassion of Daytona State College employees an injured, lost dog was reunited with his family after being found on the DSC campus. He was missing for nearly a week following a car crash at 966 W. International Speedway Continue reading SMP employee’s good deed helps grieving family
By Shellie Turner In Motion Staff Writer Daytona Beach joined many other cities across the United States — and around the world — on Jan. 21 when over 100 people gathered in support of women’s rights. Many carried signs embossed with messages of solidarity and in defiance of the rhetoric Continue reading Women’s March attracts huge numbers across America
Cynde Puckett In Motion Staff Writer As fall 2016 classes came to an end, Daytona State College broke ground for a new $3.2 million state-of-the-art soccer complex expected to be ready by August 2017. “This is an exciting time for collegiate soccer at Daytona State,” said DSC President Tom LoBasso. Continue reading Soccer complex begins to take form after groundbreaking
Courtney Skeldon Special to In Motion We may be on the top of the “food chain,” but that does not mean everything below that line ceases to exist. We need to realize that our National Parks are a part of this nation and what’s within their locations are not only Continue reading Don’t take beauty, relevance of National Parks for granted
