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In a field still dominated by men, female St. Clair College students looking to buck that trend got a "women only" experience at a recent policing symposium hosted at York University in Toronto.

During his three years attending St. Clair College, Rodi Mazloum had a stringent regiment of waking up, going to class, working out, going to practice, studying, then going to bed.

Little did he know that this grind would pay big dividends in his life, both athletically and professionally.

To help fill a void at Windsor's Downtown Mission at a time of great need, Paramedic students from St. Clair College filled an ambulance with food and winter clothing and delivered it to the Mission.

Students collected donations of non-perishable food, clothing, feminine hygiene products and pet food at the LaSalle Zehrs and Windsor Sobeys from Nov. 15 to 17, 2024.

Math professor Katrina Tomanelli is used to teaching complicated mathematical concepts to her students at St. Clair College.

But on Thursday from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Student Life Centre, the math was pretty simple: exchange a few dollars for the chance to pie your profs and presidents.

Students at Immaculate Conception Catholic School in downtown Windsor will soon be eating healthy, hot meals twice a week thanks to a partnership between St. Clair College's Research and Innovation department and a collection of other community groups.

For the second year in a row, St. Clair College has swept the Esport Canada Post Secondary (ECPS) Canadian Esports Nationals.

St. Clair fended off strong competition from the likes of Conestoga and Keyano College, but ultimately captured all six of the ECPS National Championships.

In total, Saints Esports has now earned 15 Canadian National Championships.

While in the classroom, students in the Police Foundations and Protection, Security and Investigation programs learn about the best ways to ensure a safe and civil society.

But they recently learned another valuable lesson: that safe streets start with clean streets.

"Call me in April when you graduate."

Those may be the seven best words an intern can possibly hear when they complete a mandatory cooperative work placement as part of their college program requirements.

It's the season of giving, and St. Clair College is once again asking the College community to help make a difference by contributing to this year's United Way Giving Campaign.

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.