Have you struggled with Honorlock? Some students and instructors from the JR Shaw School of Business have been experiencing issues with the new technology.
Honorlock: What’s going on at NAIT?
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Bradley Houston
What is the NAITSA Senate, and why does it matter?
When students normally think of NAITSA, they may visualize events, services, or the U-Pass. But offstage, behind closed doors, the NAITSA Senate plays a crucial role in student governance — drafting and passing bylaws and holding the Executive Council accountable....
Procurement rules bypassed in $25k washroom renovation for NAIT President
In 2023, NAIT spent $25,300 to soundproof the private washroom of President and CEO Laura Jo Gunter and adjoining hallway, according to documents obtained by the Nugget through a May 2025 Freedom of Information request. The documents also showed that NAIT’s...
The ultimate guide to parking at NAIT
No more confusing parking! This interactive map shows you where you can park and how much it costs.
Need NAIT student parking? Here’s my advice as a former ‘resourceful’ parker
When I was a NAIT student, skipping the bus and driving to campus felt… luxurious. Unfortunately, the cost of NAIT student parking was also quite luxurious, so I often found myself scrounging through residential areas near campus, hopelessly trying to find free street...
Don’t get lost in misinformation. Here’s how to approach political media with a critical lens
Today’s media and news landscape makes connecting with influential figures and their supporters seem easier than ever. But there’s a catch: increased accessibility means anyone can share media to spread a message, making impactful issues trickier to understand. ...
ChatGPT is killing my spark (and it’s killing yours, too)
I’ve been a passionate reader and writer ever since I was little. Reading other peoples’ experiences and writing about my own has always been a large part of my life. I was that kid who hid under the covers, reading novels with a flashlight until well after midnight....
There’s no shame in (re)learning Canadian Parliament basics
I’m sure I’m not the only one who fell asleep during social studies in grade school. I remember nodding off on a school trip to Alberta’s Legislature while I was supposed to be observing parliamentary processes. This landed me in trouble with my teacher, who couldn’t...
New coach, new vision for men’s basketball
The men’s basketball team has had an interesting tip-off this year. A new coach and only a single returning player meant the team faced a lot of change before they touched the court in October.
Second annual YIKES Film Festival ‘bigger and better’ than last year
After its success in 2023, YIKES! Film Festival is returning Nov. 7 and 8 for a second year to celebrate horror, sci-fi and everything in between. YIKES Film Festival founder and organizer Danny Chamberlin, a NAIT marketing grad and local filmmaker, hopes the annual...