Sinclair Professor Achieves Major Publishing Milestone
Four-time Stoker award-winning author Professor Tim Waggoner sold his 200th short story this month, passing a major literary milestone in a career that stretches back decades. The English Department lecturer…
New Exhibition Highlights The Darkside of Mass Media
Visitors to Dayton’s International Peace Museum are being educated on the darkside of mass media courtesy of a new exhibition. At its sleek venue in downtown, the museum’s expertly assembled…
Art In Dayton: The Wonderful Simplicity of Japanese Pottery
Over a year ago I started doing a pottery class with my mom. It was a good way for me to get out of the house and be doing something…
America’s Prometheus Comes To The Big Screen: Is Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer As Timeless As Its Subject?
When world-renowned director Christopher Nolan first announced that he would making a movie about American physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer, I was instantly intrigued. Here was an artist that prided himself…
The Barbie Movie: A Deep Dive into Corporations, Nostalgia, and Feminism
The Barbie Movie presented an electric explosion of neon colors while embodying the essence of the 80s in bold patterns and textures. The movie’s coloration of the unmistakable Barbie Pink…
Student Safety Takes Center Stage During Green Dot Presentation
Designed to protect and empower students, The Student Engagement Center recently held a collaborative presentation with the aim of protecting and empowering students. Attendees at the fireplace in Building 10…