A trend has arisen from college students discussing their “freshman 15,” addressing the weight that they gained during their first year of college as a result the food they consumed. Usually, their…
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NASA Prepares for Artemis II Amid Leadership Change
In recent months, the United States has made significant progress towards returning humans to the moon. As part of NASA’s Artemis program, the agency plans to send a crew of four astronauts…
The Blue Wave: Four Major Wins for Democrats Across the Country
Voters across the nation made their voices heard on Tuesday, delivering sweeping victories for Democrats in four major elections. In Virigina, Democratic Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger defeated Republican Lieutenant Governor Winsome Earle-Sears, becoming…
DSC’s School of Mathematics Hosts 2nd Annual Math Fest “Math In Motion”
On October 24, Daytona State College’s School of Mathematics hosted their second annual Math Fest, bringing attention to the importance of mathematics, promoting cooperation, and encouraging students as they grow in math….
Sleep and Brain Plasticity: Is Late Night Studying Actually Helping?
With anticipation and preparation for midterms, it’s common to stay up late to study. Students may feel overloaded with work and study guides for their tests, causing them to cram their studies…
The Power of Student Voices: How College Democrats Got HB 49 Withdrawn
In preparation for the 2026 Florida House of Representatives legislative session, many Florida Representatives have already begun filing their proposed bills. On September 26, 2025, Republican Rep. Gossett-Seidman of Florida’s 91st district,…
Depression Awareness Month: How DSC Students and Faculty are Fighting Back
As the weather begins to chill and the pumpkin spice drinks return, some students may find their moods dimming with the season. With October being Depression Awareness Month, it’s a reminder that…
Perseverance Rover Finds Evidence of Ancient Life on the Surface of Mars
For as long as humanity has existed on Earth, we have looked up to the night sky in awe and curiosity. We have wondered, “Are we alone?” For most of that long…
NASA’s NG-23 Mission Launches Cygnus XL to ISS, Advancing In-Space Data and Fuel Research
Another day, another successful liftoff from Earth’s busiest spaceport. On September 14, NASA successfully launched the NG-23 resupply mission from SLC-41 on the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. After two days of…
From Couch to Crisis: Is Sitting Causing Bodily Deterioration?
For most people, sitting is a normal part of the day. The average person will go to their eight-hour office job, take their lunch break to sit and eat in the break…