A holiday tail with a twist: ‘Twas’ brings inclusivity, pets and sign language to Sinclair Theatre
When the lights go down and the curtains rise at Sinclair’s Blair Hall Theatre this December, audiences discover not just a holiday play, but a celebration of community, culture and…
Editorial: Calling out the press – or silencing it? The White House’s troubling new tactic
On Nov. 28, the Trump administration took another step in a long line of hostile actions against the press. The White House website now includes a “Hall of Shame” for…
Winter Wonderland brings cozy cheer to Sinclair Dayton Campus
On Dec. 2, Sinclair College’s Dayton campus transformed into a magical winter wonderland; offering students a festive retreat from the stress of finals week. From 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.,…
‘Wicked: For Good’? Depends who you ask
“Wicked” has been a beloved musical staple since it first premiered in 2003, making it one of only four Broadway plays ever to hit the 20-year milestone. Now in the…
Dr. Simon Workman shares his path from homeschool to doctorate
Dr. Simon Workman is a literature enthusiast. Quiet by nature, but his passion for talking about different poets to his favorite Victorian literature excites furious laughter and joyful insights. After…
Lessons from farm to table: Sam Stanley’s journey with WWOOF
Throughout all of my experiences abroad, one theme has connected them all: Relying on the kindness of strangers. As members of the World Wide Organization of Organic Farms, also known…