5 Underappreciated Black History Films (Female)
With February comes Black History Month. A time where we pay attention to the perseverance of African-Americans as they survived the brutal journey through the Middle Passage, the bondage of…
Bang Bang You’re Dead: A Play About Gun Violence
Sinclair’s Theater Department will be performing “Bang Bang You’re Dead” on Thursday, Feb. 6 at 12:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.; a play about the 1998 Thurston High School shooting that…
My Voice: Why Do We Reject Difference?
When I was twelve years old I started attending the Dayton Regional STEM School, a school known for embracing difference. During my enrollment, I quickly found that STEM students pride…
Local Business Spotlight: The City Coffeehouse
The 1850s farmhouse located at 4940 Chambersburg Rd in Huber Heights is now home to The City Coffeehouse, owned by both Whitney Caudill and Danius Williams. With a lite opening…
The Stage is Set for Super Bowl LIV
On Sunday, Feb. 2 Miami Gardens welcomes the top teams in the National Football League (NFL) to face off in the 54th annual Super Bowl to cap off the league’s…
Keeping the Faith: A History of Campus Minsitry
Sinclair’s commitment to students goes beyond the academic, physical and social dimensions of personal growth. For over five decades the college has provided resources to supplement students’ needs on their…