No matter how long your studies are, there will come a time when you end up in a class with a bad instructor. An uninspiring instructor is one thing, but some are so unhelpful they make you realize the real lesson is how strong you can be on your own. Sometimes, you...
Women’s only strength class helps NAIT students build confidence and relieve stress
NAIT’s women-only full body fitness class is challenging the idea that the gym is just for cardio.
Indigenous Student Council resumes after 5-year hiatus
After an absence of five years, an organization that specifically caters to Indigenous students’ interests is now once again active and visible in the NAIT campus clubs scene.
Heritage Fest returns this week
Editor's note: This article was originally published in the Nugget's October 2025 print issue. Once again, for one day this November, the CAT Crossing will explode with the colours and sounds of the various performances and exhibits of the highly anticipated Heritage...
Trade unions every NAIT apprentice should know
Here at NAIT, there are many students who pursue careers in the trades. Upon graduation, some of these students may not be aware of the different unions they can be a part of. This article takes a closer look at some of the trades unions here in Alberta and the...
Sustainability spotlight: Sustainable Yoga and Wellness
Sustainability Spotlight is a collaboration between the Nugget and NAITSA’s Sustainability Committee. Each month, the committee interviews a sustainability expert to learn more about their journey. This month features Monique Flavell, a NAIT grad and owner of...
NAIT grad’s monster of a film festival grows again
YIKES! Film Festival is gearing up for its third year in Edmonton on Nov. 6, 7 and 8. The festival focuses on horror, sci-fi and experimental films in an atypical, laid-back atmosphere. Danny Chamberlin, Festival Director and NAIT alum, said YIKES! differs from other...
Your guide to NAITSA’s volunteer opportunities
Looking at getting involved in volunteering here at NAIT? Here are some tips and insights on how to get started — and some available volunteer positions through NAITSA’s volunteer page and beyond. If you’re looking to volunteer, a great place to start is to build your...
Explore Edmonton’s best trails before winter hits
Fall technically goes on until Dec. 21, but anyone who’s lived in Edmonton for a winter knows that the crisp leaves, cool air and beautiful colours won’t last that long. We need to make the most of this very short season, and what’s better than a walk in some of the...
Finding life among the graves at Edmonton Cemetery
You may be intrigued by the idea of celebrating the spooky season by paying a visit to a local cemetery, but how much do you really know about them? Ghost stories aside, a cemetery is often referred to as a symbol of the bridge between life and death. For fans of the...










