A jewelry designer who helped create the iconic True North ring, a Juno Award-winning comedian, an Interior Designer with an international clientele, the executive director of a child advocacy organization, a prolific community fundraiser who survived childhood cancer and a refugee from the Sudan who inspires young women to pursue their dreams are six of this year’s St.
The College was pleased to kick off the 2024 First Robotics Windsor Essex calendar year with all of the local high school teams participating in this year’s competition coming in March.
St. Clair College and the Alumni Association have continued as annual community partners and sponsors for this event.
The Alumni and Student Pow Wow hosted by the University of Windsor and St. Clair College is set for May 9 to 11 in the Sportsplex on the College's Main Windsor Campus.
The event is open to the public and will feature drumming, dancing, crafts, and traditional foods. Organizers will post a call for volunteers in the coming weeks.
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A St. Clair College alumnus has donated $1 million to a Canadian organization that helps cancer patients with money matters when they are too sick to work.
On Monday December 12, St. Clair College and the St. Clair College Alumni Association were recognized by the City of Windsor for being 2022 Community Champions.
St. Clair College hosted the 31st Annual Alumni of Distinction dinner, celebrating the remarkable accomplishments and journeys of six outstanding graduates.
Today, Habitat for Humanity Windsor-Essex (HFHWE) proudly announces the dedication of the St. Clair College Youth Mentorship Hub. This event, scheduled for Tuesday, November 7th, at 11:00am, marked a pivotal moment in community collaboration, aimed at empowering the next generation.
Student government groups and alumni associations from St. Clair College and the University of Windsor have partnered with their institutions to donate $100,000 in support efforts for front-line healthcare workers at Windsor Regional Hospital.
St. Clair College of Applied Arts and Technology will have the largest group of students in its history graduating over six sessions during the school’s 52nd annual convocation, which will be held for the first time off campus.
