More than nostalgia: Student club’s Beyblade tournament shows the ‘90s toy is alive and well
The Super NAITSA Anime Club “let it rip” with their first Beyblade tournament.
Cashton McGillivray, Ash Wijesinghe | Oct 7, 2026 | 5 min read
Alberta referendum: What students need to know
Confused about the Alberta Referendum on Oct. 19? The Nugget explains what students should know, what the questions are, what happens after the vote and what happened during the 2021 referendum.
PHOTOS: Petting zoo in the CAT Quad
Goats, bunnies, and guinea pigs galore! The Nugget captured NAITSA’s annual petting zoo, hosted in the CAT Quad on Sept. 14.
Local jam spots for musical peers and curious ears
Looking for somewhere to add some music to your night? These local jam spots can hit the spot after a stressful day.
More than nostalgia: Student club’s Beyblade tournament shows the ‘90s toy is alive and well
The Super NAITSA Anime Club “let it rip” with their first Beyblade tournament.
Local jam spots for musical peers and curious ears
Looking for somewhere to add some music to your night? These local jam spots can hit the spot after a stressful day.
This NAIT grad might be the next Punjabi-Canadian superstar
Prabh Singh, an Alberta local with 1.9 million monthly Spotify listeners, is the future of a rapidly growing Punjabi-Canadian hip-hop scene.
Accessibility upgrades aim to reduce barriers across campus
Times are changing as NAIT spends over $500,000 on Main Campus accessibility upgrades to reduce barriers for students, staff and guests.
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.
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Too terrified to play, or too thrilled to look away?
Is it fear or excitement? Thrills or chills? Horror in media has come a long way, but recent adaptations of franchises like Resident Evil beg the question: what is too scary?
Was Formenton the right fit for Edmonton?
Was Alex Formenton the right man for Edmonton? Why look across the ocean at an underperforming, controversial player when you are surrounded by players that could do it better?
EDITORIAL: Alberta is asking 10 questions. I have a few of my own.
Ten questions that could shape how Alberta operates in Canada deserve more than a quick ‘yes’ or ‘no.’ Brayden Shopland, a NAIT alumnus and former NAITSA VP Internal, has some questions of his own about the Oct. 19 referendum.
Sports
Ooks women’s hockey team wins nail-biter overtime home opener against Medicine Hat College
The Ooks women’s hockey team is back for another season as they played their home opener on Oct. 2 against the Medicine Hat College Rattlers. The Ooks are looking to have another strong season and make this their fifth straight season with 14 wins or more. In the...
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.
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.
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