Virtual talk will revisit the ‘Lavendar Menace’ to close out Pride month
History often remembers the victories of social movements, but just as important are the struggles within them. On June 25, “Celebrating Pride Month: The Lavender Menace” invites students and community…
Summer construction will replace water systems, restrict access to Building 8
Sinclair College has announced some summer construction projects, including renovations to Parking Garage A and the replacement of water system infrastructure. Due to the water system replacement, Buildings 1-4 and…
48 teams, 104 matches: What you need to know about the 2026 FIFA World Cup
For the first time in tournament history, the FIFA World Cup is being hosted by three countries–the United States, Canada and Mexico–bringing the worlds largest sporting event to the North…
Dayton’s Inaugural Black Rodeo will bring culture and community to Welcome Stadium
A new event is saddling up in the Gem City, bringing rodeo culture, family entertainment and scholarship opportunities to the Miami Valley. The Inaugural Dayton Black Rodeo is scheduled for…
Sinclair’s Juneteenth celebration to feature spoken word and musical performance
Juneteenth is the oldest national celebration of the ending of slavery in the United States, with many continuing to celebrate it to this day, and Sinclair College is no exception.…
The face behind the brews: Sinclair Coffee manager brings creativity and passion to library cafe
Students who visit Sinclair College’s library coffee shop may recognize Jesse Peacock behind the counter working as manager. But few may know about the creativity and previous experiences Peacock uses…