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Farewell to NAIT’s Cheerleader-in-Chief
Dr. Glenn Feltham joined NAIT as CEO in 2011 and has worked relentlessly to drive NAIT towards its vision as a leading polytechnic. He even spent his first few months as CEO as a student-for-a-day, experiencing over 30 programs. It was under...
Mawji Centre: Building a Biz
By Karlie Mickanuik Society has entered an entrepreneurial age. Small online businesses, farmers’ markets and local businesses have gained popularity in the business world as many people choose to shop locally rather than rely on bigger...
How to Start a Business
After graduating NAIT’s Graphic Communications program in 2018, Shawna Bannerman started her jewellery business, Spent + Stone. Although new to the entrepreneurial scene in Edmonton, she has learnt a great deal about the ins and outs of owning a...
Entertainment
Tarotscopes with Scream Queen B
With vulnerability being the general theme of the month, we also have six major arcana cards! That means this month will contain major shifts for many of you. Hold on to your seats folks, things are going to get moving quick! SAGITTARIUS...
The Shuffle: Out of My Comfort Zone
By Tora Matys The semester is drawing to a close, and so is my time here at NAIT. It’s bittersweet because while I’m ready to dive headfirst into the world of radio and live the dream, I’m going to miss my instructors, classmates and most of all...
Sports
Dedication Takes no Holidays
By Madison Gummow The holiday break is known as a relaxation period to skip workouts and escape the restrictions of dieting. For NAIT’s student-athletes, however, health and fitness can’t be so easily forgotten. Ooks women’s volleyball captain,...
Away-Court Advantage?
By Zachary Flynn Most teams find the energy of their home venue to be a boost to team morale and bring extra energy to their play. For the NAIT Ooks women’s volleyball team, they’ve found it impossible to win in the NAIT gymnasium this year. The...
Opinion
Editorial: Climate Activism in Edmonton
By Elijah O’Donnell Assistant Entertainment Editor “Greta Thunberg visits Edmonton!” “Sixteen-Year-old Climate Activist in Edmonton.” “Greta Leads Climate March.” These were the kinds of headlines I saw leading up to and after the climate...
Editorial: Soldier On
By Isabelle Martel Assistant Editor If you’ve ever had the opportunity to meet me in person, you would likely take notice of my many tattoos. One of these tattoos being the iconic Bluenose ship, which is featured on our Canadian dime. I got this...
Nugget Bookshelf
Rock the Wyld By: Theron Hogg Photo Courtesy: Nicholas Eames Twitter & Amazon Kings of the Wyld by Nicholas Eames is an absolute riot! Think of it like, Lord of the Rings, except if everybody spoke in modern English and treated the...
Sports
Dedication Takes no Holidays
By Madison Gummow The holiday break is known as a relaxation period to skip workouts and escape the restrictions of dieting. For NAIT’s student-athletes, however, health and fitness can’t be so easily forgotten. Ooks women’s volleyball captain,...
Away-Court Advantage?
By Zachary Flynn Most teams find the energy of their home venue to be a boost to team morale and bring extra energy to their play. For the NAIT Ooks women’s volleyball team, they’ve found it impossible to win in the NAIT gymnasium this year. The...
Entertainment
Tarotscopes with Scream Queen B
With vulnerability being the general theme of the month, we also have six major arcana cards! That means this month will contain major shifts for many of you. Hold on to your seats folks, things are going to get moving quick! SAGITTARIUS...
The Shuffle: Out of My Comfort Zone
By Tora Matys The semester is drawing to a close, and so is my time here at NAIT. It’s bittersweet because while I’m ready to dive headfirst into the world of radio and live the dream, I’m going to miss my instructors, classmates and most of all...
Opinion
Editorial: Climate Activism in Edmonton
By Elijah O’Donnell Assistant Entertainment Editor “Greta Thunberg visits Edmonton!” “Sixteen-Year-old Climate Activist in Edmonton.” “Greta Leads Climate March.” These were the kinds of headlines I saw leading up to and after the climate...
Editorial: Soldier On
By Isabelle Martel Assistant Editor If you’ve ever had the opportunity to meet me in person, you would likely take notice of my many tattoos. One of these tattoos being the iconic Bluenose ship, which is featured on our Canadian dime. I got this...