The St. Clair College Student Representative Council (SRC) and the Saints Student Athletic Association (SSAA) held their Pie the Faculty and Presidents fundraiser at the Student Life Centre (SLC) yesterday. This year, all donations will go to the United Way Centraide
By Kenneth Pastushyn. The Town of LaSalle commemorated their traditional Remembrance Day Ceremony inside the Civic Centre’s Cenotaph Park on Nov. 11 at 11 a.m. This year’s Remembrance service was in honour of the 10th anniversary of the end of the
By Kenneth Pastushyn. The St. John Ambulance Therapy Dogs visit the Student Learning Commons at St. Clair College’s south campus every Tuesday from noon to 1 p.m. The therapy dogs are there to provide comfort, companionship and joy
By Kenneth Pastushyn. We are approaching the closing weekend of the Windsor International Film Festival (WIFF) and the LIUNA!625 People’s Choice Award screening will take place on Nov. 3. There is a movie for everyone, whether it be a
Posters were hanging all over St. Clair College inviting students to blow off some steam inside the Vengeance Van, which was to be parked outside the eSports Nexus parking lot on Thurs, Oct. 3. The Vengeance Van didn’t come to Windsor.
By Kenneth Pastushyn Local award-winning filmmaker Michael Stasko’s latest creation is the Vampire Zombies from Space! which will be appearing at this season’s Windsor International Film Festival. (WIFF). Stasko billed it as an “over-the-top-R-rated-comedy” paying tribute to the double creature-feature, drive-in
The grand opening of the Windsor in Focus: Forty Years Through the Lens of Nick Brancaccio took place at the Chimczuk Museum on Saturday, Sept. 14. “It’s the longest and largest display of Windsor Star photos in the history of
by Ken Pashtushyn A panel of St. Clair College’s third year advertising students participated in – and won – the Digital Marketing Competition and Summit which was held online. The event was hosted by Purdue University last Saturday. The panel
by Ken Pashtushyn The ‘Ojibway Abi Shkaabewis’ family event, organized by the Indigenous Youth Roots group took place at the Ojibway Park Nature Centre complex on Nov. 12. The five Indigenous youths who planned the event either work for the city
Imperial Stormtroopers from the 501st Legion (the “good, bad guys”) Interceptor Squadron are onstage at the Capitol Theatre prior to the introduction of the Windsor International Film Festival’s 40th anniversary screening of “Star Wars: Return of the Jedi” on Sunday,
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