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If you've never been to an opera before, this could be the perfect taste of the historic art-form with a modern twist and some familiar faces.

Venerable mezzo soprano Erin Armstrong and the Windsor Symphony Orchestra are teaming up with Music Theatre students from St. Clair College for the 'Legend of Orpheus' at the Capitol Theatre in Windsor on Jan. 24 and 26, 2025.

When Shaun Byrne first pitched a collegiate esports program at St. Clair College back in 2016, he wasn't sure how viable it would be at the Canadian College level.

"I imagined it was possible, but I didn't imagine that we'd be leading the charge," said St. Clair College Esports Director, Shaun Byrne.

An Information Technology Technical Support Specialist working at St. Clair College is playoff-bound with two tickets to a sought-after Detroit Lions game after taking part in a downtown Windsor 'Shop and Win' contest.

St. Clair College staff and students showed up in a big way during this year's United Way Giving Campaign and on Friday, Jan. 18, 2025, College officials showcased those efforts by handing over big a cheque.

The campaign kicked off in December and lasted for two weeks, raising a grand total of $8,300.

On the heels of its most successful regular season in franchise history, The Detroit Lions are gearing up for their first playoff game on Jan. 18, 2025, against the Washington Commanders.

And when they take the field Saturday evening at Ford Field, they will have the full backing of Saints Nation.

Sub-zero temperatures and a fresh blanket of snow and ice wasn't enough to deter 100 brave souls from taking part in the eleventh annual Windsor-Essex Polar Plunge Campaign Launch, hosted at St. Clair College's softball complex on Jan. 15 in support of the Special Olympics.

If you're a post-secondary student in Windsor-Essex and are passionate about women in leadership, then you should consider applying for the 26th annual ATHENA Scholarship Fund of Windsor, which brings both prestige as well as a $5,000 Scholarship.

The corridors and classrooms at St. Clair College were packed with high school students from across the province over the weekend for the FIRST Tech Challenge qualifier tournament, aptly dubbed 'Into the Deep.'

High school students hailing from Richmond Hill, Whitby, Mississauga, Brampton, and London joined teams from Windsor-Essex to compete against one another in this FIRST Tech Challenge, which is considered a stepping-stone towards the highly popular FIRST Robotics competitions.

Developmental Services Worker students in Chatham kicked off "We Inspire" Week this November, where students across the province engaged in several activities to promote Developmental Services Work (DSW) careers and the impact they can have.

And a St. Clair College student came home with top honours in the provincial DSW video contest.

Hundreds of students from Windsor-Essex and Chatham-Kent gathered around a screen at St. Clair College's Student Life Centre this weekend to learn about the 2025 FIRST Robotics challenge, "Reefscape."