It wasn’t a spectacular example of civic involvement or political interest, but a small audience of students was quite attentive when an all-candidates debate was staged at the… Read More

Three of St. Clair’s international students were killed in a single-vehicle accident near Petrolia in Lambton County early in the morning of October 4 (last Friday). Tanveer… Read More

The “Fraints”? The “Saintmen?” Hmmm. There may not be a confusing name change along those lines, but the Windsor AKO Fratmen football franchise could soon belong to St. Clair… Read More

Among the topics of discussion and administration-authored reports during the September 24th meeting of the college’s Board of Governors (BofG) were these: • The college’s new… Read More

Whatever irritation may have existed in the student mindset as a result of the province-wide college faculty strike in the fall of 2017 has apparently disappeared now. St. Clair’s… Read More

What do you get when you blend a Red Seal-certified chef with her white chef’s coat? A pink blur, of course. For 15 years, day-in and day-out, she’s decked out in her white chef’… Read More

St. Clair students, apparently, beg to differ with the Conservative provincial government’s suggestion that many of the services and programs provided by campus governments were “… Read More

In a post on its Facebook page on September 16, the Student Representative Council (SRC) noted that the federal election campaign was getting underway in a high-profile manner… Read More

On September 10, the Student Representative Council led the annual march around campus to mark the college’s involvement with Suicide Awareness and Prevention Month. At the end… Read More

International education has been a big – and financially beneficial – topic at St. Clair for the last half-decade, as the school’s enrolment has skyrocketed as thousands of global… Read More