Protection, Security and Investigation

For Stacey Robert-Tobin, infertility is a deeply personal issue.

And now, the St. Clair College professor is being recognized by the province with the Queen Elizabeth II Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship for her ongoing efforts to support those who, like her, suffer with infertility.

"It was a very, very nice surprise. I was very humbled by it," Robert-Tobin said.

The OCAA Men's Basketball Championship was about to begin.

The teams gathered on the court for the pre-game rituals: player introductions and the national anthem.

But before any of that, a new tradition at St. Clair College took root.

Students across numerous programs at St. Clair College spent a 'Rough Night Out' to raise awareness and fundraise much needed dollars for those experiencing homelessness in the Windsor-Essex community.

A warm cup of coffee paired with some friendly banter will be a mainstay on the menu at The Village at St. Clair, thanks to a new partnership between Schlegel Villages and students in St. Clair College's Protection, Security and Investigation (PSI) and Police Foundations programs.

Hundreds of students and more than a dozen local employers packed into St. Clair College's Main Windsor Campus Jan. 28, 2026, for an opportunity to engage, network and even apply for open positions at the First Responders Career Fair.

A long plastic sheet, glistening with a fresh layer of suds, and water cold enough to steal your breath away were all it took to draw a crowd of thrill-seeking St. Clair College students willing to trade in their comfort for a cause.

This holiday season, the PSI/Police Foundations Society is rallying around a little girl and her family who are facing a difficult diagnosis.

Students in St. Clair College's Protection, Security and Investigation as well as Police Foundations programs, joined forces for good to help people in need.

A St. Clair College graduate is among a small group of young women being honoured with the Athena Scholarship at the 26th annual Athena Luncheon hosted at the St. Clair College Centre for the Arts on Nov. 7, 2025.

Students in the Pharmacy Technician program at St. Clair College were going about their business at school when suddenly, their classroom experience turned into a high-intensity learning exercise.