Sinclair Book Club Presents ‘Persepolis,’ a Story About Growing Up In Iran
“Persepolis,” originally a comic strip, or bande dessinée in Franco-Belgian comics, is this year’s Sinclair Book Club book; a book about Iran and religious fervor, and the people stuck inside,…
Sinclair’s Men’s Basketball Team Continues to Build Toward Post-Season Play
Sinclair’s men’s basketball team is two-thirds through their season and are focusing their sights on March and postseason basketball. Going into the season, this year’s team consists of all freshmen,…
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…
An Island of Calm in the Sea of Chaos: The Peace Place
In the heart of Sinclair’s Dayton campus lies a space that offers relief from the hectic stress and hurry of college life caused by term papers, tests, projects and homework.…
The Classism of College: SAT’s Racist Genesis
The Scholastic Aptitude Test, better known as the SAT, was first hypothesized by a World War I psychologist named Carl Brigham, with the intent of measuring intelligence. Yet his initial…
Sinclair College Switches to Online Bookstore
In a move that was over a year in the making, Sinclair Community College changed its textbook services to a completely online store, eCampus. The store offers lower prices for…