As AI usage grows, psychology faculty examine its effects on mental health
“As new technology emerges, we have new types of delusions being recognized,” said Luis Sanchez Alcazar, assistant professor of psychology. What happens when a conversation with an AI feels like…
Annual art sale returns with student-made treasures
When students enter the Burnell R. Roberts Triangle Gallery, they will find a space that blends an art gallery with a store, featuring artwork displayed along cloth-covered walls and tables…
Sinclair Community Bands kick off 2026-2027 concert season
The Sinclair Music Concert Season 2026-2027 begins on October 25 with the Sinclair Community Bands Concert. Community Bands are made up of woodwind, brass and percussion instruments and members include…
Sinclair students find community through Dungeons and Dragons
Deep within the bottom floor of Building 8 on Sinclair’s Dayton Campus, monsters are slain, foes are vanquished and legends are told. The Dungeons and Dragons Enthusiasts club has resided…
Sinclair’s Theatre Department presents Louisa May Alcott’s “Little Women”
Tick, tick, tick. The sound of a clock offered a reminder that time never stops, carrying childhood into adulthood and ordinary moments into treasured memories. In Sinclair’s Black Box Theatre,…
YourVoice: Fall brings festivities, homesickness and midterms
Leaves shifting hues and making canopies mimic catching fire, chillier days remedied by warm pumpkin lattes, curling up on the couch with a kitschy witchy film before Halloween. Fall is…