NAIT VP administration and CFO announces resignation
Mike High, who joined NAIT in January 2025, is resigning from his role as VP administration and CFO due to family commitments outside of Edmonton. His last day will be on Nov. 4.
PHOTOS: Treaty Days kicks off with Tipi raising in CAT quad
NAIT Treaty Days began with a Tipi raising in the CAT quad. Nugget photographers were on the scene to capture the event.
Groundbreaking marks next step for NAIT’s Advanced Skills Centre
Construction of NAIT’s Advanced Skills Centre officially began with a groundbreaking ceremony.
5 things to do in your first month at NAIT
Nervous about your first month of at NAIT? Don’t be! We have compiled the ultimate checklist of the top 5 things you can do to master campus life, make friends, and set yourself up for a successful semester at NAIT.
NAIT VP administration and CFO announces resignation
Mike High, who joined NAIT in January 2025, is resigning from his role as VP administration and CFO due to family commitments outside of Edmonton. His last day will be on Nov. 4.
NAIT programs to receive funding for increased student enrolment
Six NAIT diploma programs will receive funding as part of the Alberta government’s latest expansion of post-secondary spaces. Alberta is committing more than $148 million over three years, creating almost 8,000 additional student spots for domestic students by 2028-29.
Vivid window art brings excitement and warmth to the fall term
Sporting NAIT’s blue and yellow colours, this new window art by muralist Alixandra Jade can be found on the first floor of CAT.
The power of support systems: How peer mentorship made one NAIT student feel less alone
Sometimes you need a buddy to get through the school day. Peer Mentorship at NAIT is just that, and it helped one student’s experience with social anxiety.
Pit bit: Tour hosted by NAIT grad ‘celebrates’ neglected development sites
A niche online community came together to “celebrate” neglected development sites through a Pit Tour led by NAIT grad and Taproot reporter Stephanie Swensrude.
What makes a club successful?
Every semester, NAITSA provides students opportunities through campus clubs. While there are highly visible clubs, there are also those that seemingly show up for a few semesters before slowly fading away. So, what makes some clubs more successful than others?
Opinion
A high school graduate’s dilemma: Work first, or go to post-secondary?
Every year, high school graduates face two choices that determine how they will spend the next few years. Some graduates go straight to some form of post-secondary study. Others prefer to undergo one or more “gap years” after they graduate, which are usually spent working.
But what path is better, and why do people choose either one? That is the question I want to answer.
The cold, hard truth about on-campus addiction: We’re not doing enough
NAIT is a polytechnic that has a bar on campus, and that might sound like a good thing — having once dreamed of a life in the trades, I can respect the desire for an adult beverage at the end of the day. Trades people have extraordinarily hard jobs. Between the hours...
SATIRE: Connor McDavid commits to NAIT Ooks for 2026/27 season amid eligibility changes
In a move that shocked the hockey world and left fans wondering, “Is this a joke?”, it is now official: Connor McDavid is joining the NAIT Ooks men’s hockey team for the 2026/27 season. The NHL superstar made the announcement Friday morning at a press conference held...
Sports
Men’s hockey program hires former Ook as new head coach
A new yet familiar face joins the Ooks roster as the men’s hockey head coach. Ty Valin, a NAIT alum himself, brings his expertise back to the ice.
Men’s hockey coach moves on after 14 years
The end of an era has come as Scott Fellnermayr, the men’s hockey coach moves on, leaving a lasting legacy on campus.
State of the Ooks: 2026-27 season preview
The Ooks had one hell of a run last season. They competed in every possible Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC) sport, and most teams made the playoffs. Here’s what’s next for the Ooks in 2026-27.
Media
NAIT’s South Lobby is turning into what?!
It may look like the ping pong tables in NAIT’s South Lobby were moved for no reason, but behind the scenes, the area is getting gutted for a three-year long, $12 million project designed to streamline the student experience.
Photos
PHOTOS: Treaty Days kicks off with Tipi raising in CAT quad
PHOTOS: Black, Caribbean & African Student Connect event
PHOTOS: Overnight camping at Elk Island Park
Level Up: Student game development conference
PHOTOS: Nîsôhkamâtotân Centre end of year celebration
PHOTOS: Alex Kim, 2026 Chef in Residence
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