Five of the Best Places to Study/Take a Nap at Sinclair
College is hard, and there are times in every student’s life when they need to take a break from the stress and tiredness it brings. Luckily, Sinclair does have a good amount of hidden spaces…
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Tartan Spotlight: Adam Hoffman
Adam Hoffman is one of the newest professors in the Biology department at Sinclair. This is only his fifth week, as he just moved in from New York. Even though he just moved here, Professor…
FAFSA Workshop at Sinclair
Sinclair college has many resources available for students to utilize in order to ease the transition into their college experience. Many are familiar with the FAFSA (Free Application for Free Student Aid) program that helps…
Black History 101 Mobile Museum Comes to Sinclair
On Feb. 17 and 18 at Building 14, the Black History 101 Mobile Museum comes to Sinclair as part of the college’s observance of Black History Month. The museum was founded by Dr. Khalid el-Hakim,…
Sinclair Book Club Presents ‘Persepolis,’ a Story About Growing Up In Iran
“Persepolis,” originally a comic strip, or bande dessinée in Franco-Belgian comics, is this year’s Sinclair Book Club book; a book about Iran and religious fervor, and the people stuck inside, living normal, everyday lives, at…
The Classism of College: SAT’s Racist Genesis
The Scholastic Aptitude Test, better known as the SAT, was first hypothesized by a World War I psychologist named Carl Brigham, with the intent of measuring intelligence. Yet his initial findings, published in 1923, “A…