The 2023 Windsor Polar Plunge community kickoff launched today in the morning of the year's first full-day snow event with a "Slip n' Slide" party on the softball diamond at our St. Clair College Sports Park.
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.
Hello, Saints:
For the past week-and-a-half, flags at our campuses have been flying at half-mast as a symbol of honour and mourning for Queen Elizabeth the Second, who died on September 8th...at the age of 96...and after 70 years as the monarch of the United Kingdom and the head of the British Commonwealth.
Based on a concept first launched by the African-American scholar Carter G. Woodson in 1926, Black History Month has been celebrated every February in the United States and Canada for decades.
If you've driven along Highway 401 through Chatham-Kent in the fall and winter months, you have likely seen a murder of crows – an annual occurrence some have even referred to as an "infestation."
Hundreds of thousands of crows descend upon Chatham and the surrounding areas every autumn thanks to the region's abundance of agriculture and ideal conditions for the bird species.
The School of Community Studies is pleased to announce that the check for the Windsor/Essex Child and Youth Advocacy Center was officially presented to the executive members this afternoon. The funds were raised from the highly successful 3rd Annual Charity Golf Classic at Woodland Hills Golf Course in support of the Windsor-Essex Youth Advocacy Centre (WECYAC).
One of the busiest and most exciting street festivals in the City of Windsor is coming back this year but will be shifting east to highlight a different part of the Rose City.
Open Streets Windsor is an annual festival which invites residents and visitors to explore the streets in a different way, as the entire corridor is closed to vehicular traffic.
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 President Patti France participated in the weekend celebration and the unveiling of the Rosalie Trombley commemorative statue at the foot of McDougall Ave. above Windsor's Festival Plaza. President France joined Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens, Rosalie Trombley's family and Canadian Music Hall of Fame recording artist Burton Cummings for this special event.
The evening's gala dinner and program included a tribute video to her work at the college and in the community.
Attending the gala were Patti's family members, College staff past and present, alumni, community leaders and businesses.
All of the St. Clair College family congratulate President France on this recognition.