Flights is here
Did you know that Sinclair has its very own literary magazine? The magazine is called “Flights” and you can have your work featured in it. Its latest edition is fresh off the press and includes a number of powerful voices. […]
Literature
Campus Diversity: Meet The Latin Students Bringing New Culture To Sinclair
Over the last 100 years no group has grown as rapidly or consistently as the Latin American community. The reasons are as varied as the nation’s that make up the tableau of incredible cultures that fall under that umbrella. Even […]
Trump vs The Rule of Law: How The Ex-President’s Trial Could Affect Our Country
I recently had the pleasure of attending a speaking event where Judge Walter H. Rice was the guest speaker. He was there to discuss “The Role of the Federal Judiciary and its Current Challenges”. But during his speech, he made […]
The History Of Sinclair Regional Centers
It is very common for Sinclair students to pay attention to our main campus, and why wouldn’t they? It is a huge place, with many different opportunities, located in the center of a very popular city in the state of […]
Horrifying Hits: Castlevania: Nocturne
Since debuting in 2017, Castlevania has been one of Netflix’s most consisted animated performers. With its smooth animation, compelling story, and awesome characters it was easy for viewers to return season after season. When a spinoff, Castlevania: Nocturne was announced, […]
Nature vs. Nurture; Does Your Environment Determine Who You Are?
Nature vs Nurture, this age-long debate has been around for quite some time, what is it exactly and how does it affect you? According to Saul Mcleod, a psychology teacher from the University of Manchester: “Nature is what we think […]