Click on one of the Links below to Jump to that part of the Calendar: The Arts Events Exhibits Good Eats Sports Opportunities FOR A COMPLETE LISTING OF EVENTS, GO TO: http://www.daytonastate.edu/news.html Exhibits SOUTHEAST MUSEUM OF PHOTOGRAPHY — Offers interactive and rotating exhibits in the Mori Hosseini Center, Bldg. 1200. Continue reading Calendar October 2016
By Richard Brown Special to In Motion I would like to focus attention on the unfortunate and incredibly massive fish kills occurring in the Indian River Lagoon recently and to stress how important it is that we act quickly to prevent total devastation of the most ecologically diverse estuary in Continue reading Indian River drowning in sea of apathy
His message was “I need help.” His name was Michael. We never met him, but his words broke our hearts. He said he was in a situation where he had no breathing room and was suddenly homeless. Directed to DSC counselors, hoping to get the help he needed, Michael’s problem Continue reading Homeless college students need our help
Speaker series kicks off on Oct. 18 Former NBA executive, author and motivational speaker Lucas Boyce will be the featured speaker on Tuesday, Oct. 18, during the fall 2016 installment of the L. Gale Lemerand Entrepreneurial Speaker Series hosted by the Small Business Development Center and Daytona State College. The Continue reading News Briefs
Ruth Chungi In Motion Staff writer While juggling late night assignments, a job, and early classes, students often don’t have time to grab a bite to eat. And as research proves, an empty stomach not only diminishes your energy, but your concentration as well. Students don’t have to be math Continue reading Pantry fuels Falcons to higher heights
Photos & Story by Taylor Erdman Held in room 202 in the 530 Photography Building, an experimental gallery came to life for any student who had presentable printed works. The Pop Up Art Show was not curated, therefore allowing artists to have the freedom to come and go from Sept. Continue reading Pop-Up Gallery here… and gone
Kaitlin Barbier In Motion Staff Writer In June of 2014, Florida Governor Rick Scott signed a bill that gives patients with certain life-threating ailments access to low-THC oils derived from cannabis called cannabidiol, CBD for short. This is shocking considering that the state of Florida has the harshest laws in Continue reading Cannabidiol: blazing the trail in Florida
Isabella Cianfarra In Motion Staff Writer A tale of mistaken identity, love, trickery and a whole lot of tomfoolery will highlight Daytona State College’s fall production of William Shakespeare’s comedy, “Twelfth Night.” But “An Evening of Culture, Faith County II: The Saga Continues,” opens Oct. 20, offering a spoof on Continue reading ‘Saga Continues’ Oct. 20 at News-Journal Center
