Colette Bernard, In Motion News Reporter Valentine’s Day will be a little different this year considering that the COVID-19 pandemic is still going strong, but that doesn’t have to ruin your Valentine’s Day. Students and faculty are planning to have a safe holiday this year, and by following several safety Continue reading Valentine’s Day Amid The COVID-19 Pandemic
Denzell Jones, In Motion Editor-in-Chief In the early months of 2020, a pandemic struck the nation. Covid-19 has led to hardships across the country, leaving millions of Americans out of work. In order to compensate, the U.S government provided aid to citizens across the states. This aid was provided in Continue reading Stimulus Payment
Adrianne Toles, In Motion Managing Editor When it comes to Black history, the names of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks, Malcolm X, and Harriet Tubman are among the many broached upon in daily conversation.The journey from slaves, to free men, to becoming active participants in government speaks volumes Continue reading Black History Month: “Black Heroes”
Adrianne Toles, In Motion Managing Editor The goals we recognize as New Year’s resolutions have been an age-old tradition for thousands of years. A custom upheld by the Ancient Babylonians and Romans has developed into a custom meant to reflect on our lives thus far and establish goals that align Continue reading Resolving for Success in the New Year
Jessica Cuenca, In Motion Sports Reporter Daytona State College athletes have core values that they all follow: Community, Integrity, Excellence, Diversity, Innovation, and Student Success. The College is happy to announce that its athletic teams are back and better than ever. COVID regulations are the school’s top priority in order Continue reading “Athletes Take On 2021 Seasons With An Iron Fist”
Jessica Cuenca, In Motion Sports Reporter COVID-19 has presented challenges in the lives of just about everyone around the world, but for some it has presented opportunities. For Austin Brinling, it has meant another chance to play the game that he’s loved for the last 16 years. At the start Continue reading Austin Brinling #8
Minor League Baseball has been the talk of the town for the past couple of months, from the tragedy in a Collective Bargaining Agreement, or CBA, that would be resulting in the league losing a lot of minor league teams, and now COVID-19 putting a halt on the entire season. Continue reading Minor League Baseball in jeopardy?
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the state of the sports world and cancelled all sports at Daytona State College. There have not been many changes yet as the country plans to reopen on May 1. DSC student athletes have been transitioning to training at home while completing classes online. Continue reading Catching up with DSC athletes
