Caitlin Peterson In Motion Staff Writer The Bean, a cafe located in the Karl Learning Resources Center, Building 210, on the Daytona Beach Campus is now closing at 4 instead of 7 p.m. Students aren’t happy about that since the Library is open until 8 p.m. and other food options Continue reading Campus food options limited but available
Brandyn Krampert In Motion Staff Writer A series of new programs and courses were approved during the Daytona State College Board of Trustees meeting in March. One was three certificates to train transit technicians, which is part of a partnership with Volusia County and Votran. The classes will be held Continue reading DSC board approves new courses
Music City camping at DSC April 17 Four of the nation’s, if not the world’s, top guitar wizards will converge on Daytona State College’s News-Journal Center in beautiful downtown Daytona Beach April 17-19 to share their techniques during the college’s first-ever Nashville Guitar Camp. Hosted by Daytona State’s Mike Curb Continue reading News Briefs
Brandyn Krampert In Motion Staff Writer Listening sessions were scheduled in March by the Daytona State College Presidential Search Committee to receive input from the public on what traits they would like to see in a presidential candidate. The sessions were at the main campus in Daytona Beach and at Continue reading Listening sessions seeking to find new DSC president
Brandyn Krampert In Motion Staff Writer In late March, Daytona State College and the University of Central Florida held a joint press conference to announce that DSC has been accepted into UCF’s Direct Connect program. “What does this mean for our students? Direct Connect presents a clear path for DSC Continue reading Daytona State College joins Direct Connect
Danny Roessler In Motion Staff Writer The annual donor luncheon hosted the Daytona State Foundation in early March, put a face on both the students receiving Foundation scholarships and those who donated the cash to make that possible. The late morning event featured a wide variety of foods ranging from Continue reading Donor luncheon a real treat for students
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There’s nothing like the trend of rising sea levels that threaten the existence of inhabited low-lying islands in the Pacific and Indian oceans to remind you that climate change is more than empty jargon within environmentalist circles to encourage people to recycle at home. And to bring it closer, the Continue reading Florida governor says gagging science OK?
