Theatre Manager of Sinclair Retires
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…
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Uncertainty For Local Businesses As COVID Restrictions Ease
A local fan favorite has succumbed to the economic shut-down due to Coronavirus and the ongoing health crisis: Zombie Dogz, a business that began as a food truck and made its way to the brick-and-mortar…
Frontline Workers: The Life of Grocery Store Employees
The COVID-19 pandemic is causing changes for everyone in all different realms of life, especially for the grocery store workers who face high levels of public exposure. These changes are received differently among employees depending…
Sports at Sinclair Suspended
On May 4, Sinclair Community College announced they were suspending sports for the 2020-21 academic year. The news shocked everyone on campus, especially the 88 student-athletes who worked tirelessly to come to Sinclair. The decision…
Crisis Teaching: The Struggle to Learn in a Pandemic
Remote education is doubtlessly a display of how far technology has come. In a recent 2019 study Learning House conducted to gain data on online students, 1,500 college students were asked to compare if the…
A Look At Dayton During the Quarantine
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…