Need-To-Know News

As a preview of one of the “big attractions” at the college’s Open House this Saturday (November 17), St. Clair “got gamey” during a press conference on Wednesday, by highlighting its involvement in esports. Officials discussed the school’s first-…

Contributed by the Research and Scholarship Committee This is too good not to share! This is a "Shout Out" to recognize members of our Nursing faculty and staff who have done outstanding work in the area of research and scholarship. This includes…

Contributed by Professor Sandra Ellis Second-year Interior Design Students Jenara Bravo, Sereine Elbalkhi, Nabih Garcia, Jacquie Grondin, Blanca Salazar and Elaine Ulicny recently pulled “double duty” in Christmasy fashion. After attending class…

St. Clair received one significant grant from the federal government this week, and geared up to apply for new funding being offered by the provincial government. Contributed by the Federal Government Canada’s colleges play an important role in…

St. Clair Student Representative Council (SRC) President Holly Nicholson was presented with the prestigious ATHENA Scholarship during a Windsor-Essex Regional Chamber of Commerce luncheon on November 2. Also recognized as ATHENA Scholarship…

The midpoint of TECH WEEK YQG saw St. Clair College hosting a Tech Talent Day on October 31, introducing over 250 local high school students to the world of robotics, entrepreneurship, e-gaming and coding.

St. Clair will add three new certificate programs during the next year-and-a-half – one involving the human heart, and the other two dealing with the “vital arteries” of the business world. The college’s Board of Governors (BofG) approved the…

Contributed by the Provincial Government Ontario's government is taking concrete measures to make Ontario open for business, grow the economy and help create and protect good jobs across the province. On October 23, Jim Wilson, Ontario's Minister…

One of the most popular programs in the college’s recent history cut the ribbon on its new facility on October 19, when the National Powerline Training Centre (NPTC) celebrated its Grand Opening. The construction of the new, $2.1 million building…

The college will not be going to pot on October 17 – and vice versa. St. Clair’s administration, following the lead of many other postsecondary institutions in the province, has implemented an almost total ban on cannabis in all forms – including…