Columns + Features
A New Type of Morning
By Dylan Menard
Pre-enrolment, going to college was sold as a completely different experience than what is occurring on campus today.
High school guidance counsellors and recruitment literature always told us that a postsecondary campus was meant…
Vibrating Earthworms, Helium-Filled Alligators, And Knives Made Of Poop
With Info from https://www.improbable.com/ig-about/winners/
Every year for the past 30 years - at about the same time that the Nobel Prizes are doled out to recognize brilliant and commendable scientific, scholarly and humanitarian achievements -…
St. Clair College Chatham Campus Students Keep The Tradition Going
PICTURED: St. Clair College, Chatham Campus' Police Foundations and Border Services volunteers at the 10th Annual Chatham-Kent & Lambton Children’s Water Festival included, left to right: Hannah Dykema, Trentin Parent, Daniel DeSousa, Kassidy…
Interior Designers Decking The Halls – And Giving To The Community
A week or so ago, on the Student Representative Council's Facebook page, the annual involvement of the Interior Design program in local "Decking The Hall" projects was highlighted. Students took part in the Christmas decorating of Windsor's historic…
St. Clair Students At Giant Sports Expo
Contributed by Professor Kevin Corriveau
On the November 15-17 weekend, 47,115 individuals throughout Canada, the U.S. and Europe converged on Toronto’s International Centre to take part in the Sport Card & Memorabilia Expo – and St. Clair was…
Book Look: Library Has Giller Prize Nominees
Did you know your campus Library carries the latest 2019 Giller Prize shortlisted novels? If you’re looking for something to get you through these cozy autumn evenings, feel free to ask us to put a title aside for you! You can check availability in…
Ig Nobels: Wombat Poo, Scrotal Temps And Pizza Immortality
With Info from https://www.improbable.com/ig-about/winners/#ig2019
Every year for the past 29 years - at about the same time that the Nobel Prizes are doled out to recognize brilliant and commendable scientific, scholarly and humanitarian…
Today's Lesson: Cheating Is Bad
News, Opinion and Analysis
By E.P. Chant,
Managing Editor, SRC Student Publications
A few days ago, St. Clair Librarian John DeCaro emailed a notification to all faculty and staff at the college, bringing their attention to a recently published…
St. Clair Vet Tech Grad Cares For Elephants In Thailand
Story and Photos Contributed by www.LoopAbroad.com
This summer, Nikki van Brugge, 21, of Listowel, Ontario, spent two weeks in Thailand, helping animals and learning hands-on what it’s like to be a veterinarian.
Travelling with the study-abroad…
Arrows Point To England, If Transplant-recipient Student Can Secure Funding
A kidney transplant saved Scott Robertson’s life, and the inspiration of an Olympics-like opportunity has rejuvenated his spirit.
The 53-year-old, first-year Business Administration–Human Resources student – and, previously, a grad of the college’s…
