‘An important function of democracy’: The Journalism Lab teaches media tools to everyday people
The current state of journalism is a subject of intense scrutiny. Many people generalize the complexity of the industry’s problems and simply call “the media” corrupt, disingenuous, biased and fake.…
Tartan Spotlight: David Bodary prepares to retire after 32 years at Sinclair
After more than three decades at Sinclair College, David Bodary, Ph.D, is preparing to retire as chair of the Communication Department. This will close a career that began in 1994…
Clarion Cuisine: Toasted Bar and Cafe is a stack above the rest
Since opening its doors in 2024, Toasted Brunch Bar and Cafe has done nothing but grow. The restaurant is part of the El Toro brand and opened a second location…
‘Some of the greatest storytellers’: Dayton Black Women’s Film Festival returns to The Neon
The third annual Dayton Black Women’s Film Festival will return to The Neon May 21-24 for four days of films celebrating Black women filmmakers and storytellers. Founded by filmmaker Angelina…
YourVoice: Is there a community at Sinclair?
Over the years, Sinclair College has served a wide range of students; from recent high school graduates to adult learners balancing work and family life. As a more commuter-heavy campus…
Tartan Spotlight: Rachel Laugle takes a people-first approach in custodial services
Rachel Laugle is an administrative assistant for HES, the custodial company contracted by Sinclair College. Her daily responsibilities include overseeing the more than 60-person staff, HR duties, payroll questions, coordinating…