On July 8, Sinclair hosted a virtual discussion of the film “Fruitvale Station” in light of the events pertaining to racial inequality that has happened throughout America. Ten people showed up for the viewing, and…
“Be unapologetically yourself,” is Stephanie Zeller’s advice to everyone. Zellers has recently completed her first year as a student at Sinclair Community College, now she is currently studying Hospitality and Lodging. Outside of Sinclair, Stephanie…
In a recent social media post, Sinclair President and CEO, Steve Johnson addressed an as-yet-unnamed Sinclair employee’s flagrant remarks regarding race on their Facebook account. The original post, which has made its rounds in the…
A theatre is nothing without a manager. Someone who oversees how it functions and ensures that it is the best it can possibly be. Terry Stump, who has held the position of Sinclair Community College’s…
Starting this week, The Clarion is welcoming two new editors to our paper. The two new editors take over along with a prior editor in the midst of the coronavirus-lead Sinclair College shutdown to bring…
Classes at Sinclair have been shut down since early March. Since then the campus and downtown Dayton have been a lonely place. We sent Staff Photographer Brian Walker to capture the barren hallways, streets, and…