When Sadie Alejandria was a young girl, she always busy doing little woodworking projects with her dad.
"My dad taught me a lot of the basics, and then I was like, well, let's take the leap and do something that I was already interested in and expand my knowledge from hobby-level into a potential career," Alejandria said.
It’s estimated more than 1,000 people walked through the doors of St. Clair to check out the College’s program offerings during the Fall Open House in early November.
And while it’s a high-level barometer for general interest in the College, the Data Analytics Club at St. Clair wanted to dig a little deeper.
In an outstanding display of collaboration, 41 students from St.
The village of El Triunfo, Guatemala, holds a special place in Louise Elliott's heart.
The vast landscape is flush with greenery and cloud forests, known for its coffee, corn, and bean crops.
But as Elliott knows, it's also a place where access to doctors, life-saving medicine and treatment is hard to come by.
Reading about historic architecture in a book can teach you many things, but in some cases, seeing is believing.
Windsor-Essex has a rich Francophone history and thanks to students and faculty at St. Clair College, some of those stories will soon be told on a larger scale.
Thanksgiving is typically a time to be with family and friends to enjoy good company and a warm meal, but not everyone is fortunate enough to have that experience.
That's why this year, Dave Mota and his sister, Helena Pereira are making a point of donating a fabulous Turkey dinner to those in need.
Being a patient in a palliative care hospital setting typically signals end-of-life treatments, pain management and an uncertain future.
Because of that, visiting a loved one in palliative care is an emotional time, an experience Sofia Fowler experienced firsthand during her grandfather’s final months.
Mya Mulder’s life was shaped by the hands that helped her heal.
When the Windsor Spitfires hit the ice against some of the best Ontario Hockey League teams in the west, the Spits sometimes draw up to 6,500 fans to the WFCU Centre.
Thanks to a new co-operative collaboration between the Windsor Spitfires Hockey Club and St. Clair College, there will be extra staff on hand this season to ensure a positive fan experience for all those in attendance.