Brandyn Krampert In Motion Staff Writer More than 25 years ago, lines were redrawn with the emergence of the Internet as a technology in how people communicate with each other in all sorts of ways. It has bolstered uprisings in countless places with web-driven activism on platforms such as Twitter, Continue reading The digital divide reinforces inequality
Interviews by Kayli Miller & Photos by Hanna Stocker
Kayli Miller In Motion Staff Writer Energetic, smiling children out of bed early on a Saturday morning were eager to learn at the STEM day event in the first week of March, starting at 9 a.m. at the Dickerson Community Center near Daytona State College. Hosted by Jack and Jill Continue reading Bright futures STEM from charitable community event
Caitlin Peterson In Motion Staff Writer The Music Production Rocks! Mid-Term Concert held before Spring Break was a mid-semester sneak peek before the final concert in May, when students will showcase their talents in an outdoor festival-style performance. The final concert on Friday, May 1, will take place at Riverfront Continue reading Music Production Rocks! one more time
Interviews by Kayli Miller & Photos by Chris Tropea
Brandon Krampert In Motion Staff Writer During Daytona State College’s Board of Trustees meeting in February, representatives from Prosser, Inc. conducted a third and final presentation on the site selection and exterior design concept for the new student center on the main campus, an estimated $24 million project. Prosser, Inc. Continue reading Plans for new DSC student center moves forward
Brandon Krampert In Motion Staff Writer Faculty of Florida high schools, colleges and universities gathered at Daytona State College for the third academic conference, this year titled “A New Look at the Old World” in early February. For the third time it was organized by Ray Cornelius, Chair of the Continue reading Conference new look at Old World
Caitlin Peterson In Motion Staff Writer The cast, crew and band shined in Daytona State College’s rendition of the hit Off-Broadway and Broadway musical, “Little Shop of Horrors.” Presented by the Mike Curb College of Music, Entertainment and Art, the show ran for seven days total in the Gillespy Theater Continue reading Little Shop of Horrors ‘devours’ hearts of audiences
