By Candice Thompson In Motion Staff Writer Fashion forward or fashion faux pas. Every day trends are falling off the fashion map only to be resurrected decades later. What was “in” yesterday is “out” today, but will be right back “in” tomorrow. Some old fashions are being paired with new Continue reading Today’s fashions rely a lot on the past
By Evan Scherr In Motion Staff Writer The spirit of charity is alive and well at Daytona State College, at least among a small but enthusiastic group of DSC students. Academic responsibilities and a desire for a social life make it difficult for the average college student to find time Continue reading Students gain valuable life lessons through volunteering
Cynde Puckett In Motion Staff Writer It was a tale of two candidates Aug. 2 and 3, when the presidential campaigns rolled into Daytona Beach for a two-day blitz of promises, job plans and protests. Building on a three-day, jobs-focused bus tour with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Senator Continue reading Rival supporters at DSC, Ocean Center
By Jorge Sastre & Chris Tropea In Motion Staff Writers This fall at Daytona State students will have two new sports teams to cheer for when the Falcons Men’s and Woman’s soccer teams hit the field to play in the NJCAA league. With soccer becoming a more and more popular Continue reading Daytona State on the pitch with new soccer program
By Eryn Brennan Special to In Motion At Daytona State College’s Center for Women and Men, the goal is to help students who have diverse backgrounds and situations with an important element to succeeding in college: support. To do this, the Center offers three programs: Fresh Start; New Direction; and Continue reading The Center for Women & Men helps students in need
Florida-Georgia Line singer to star at Sept. 13 fundraiser The Daytona State College Foundation will celebrate a homegrown Falcon who has soared to mega-stardom when it hosts its annual gala on Tuesday, Sept. 13. Brian Kelley of the award-winning country music duo Florida Georgia Line, and a 2007 DSC alumnus Continue reading News Briefs
By Mikal Hickley Special to In Motion College traditionally is a place to learn and it used to be rare for students to think about sudden tragedies on campus. Today, no one needs to be reminded about the many college shootings and murders over the last few years in the Continue reading Being alert, not alarmed key to campus safety
By Brooke Huling Special to In Motion High school students should strongly consider community college as their first step after graduating and their schools also should be encouraging them more to attend state or community colleges. There are cost benefits, as well as convenience to consider rather than opting for Continue reading With student debt at all-time high, state colleges an excellent option
