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.

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...

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...

I’d watched people glide up NAIT’s wall for months while I was stuck to the treadmills. One afternoon, I entered the gym and glanced at the wall. My gut said that today was the day — and people say listen to your gut. Well, on this day that is precisely what I did. I...

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...

This past summer, the Hip Hop Dance Club (HDC) at NAIT held its first-ever dance showcase at the Old Strathcona Performing Arts Centre. Promoted as the “HDC Showcase,” the sold-out event was attended not only by the club’s members and supporters, but also by different...

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...

It’s the first day of school, and you’re ready to take on the world. Morning classes are going well, until it’s lunch and you realize your food is still sitting on your kitchen counter. You’re too hungry to wait until you get home hours later, so you resign yourself...

"I’m going to f***ing kill you once I’m free!” screams the patient. He thrashes in his hospital bed, violently, likely under the influence of drugs. One NAIT student tries to talk him down while another takes a reading on an instrument. The man is uncooperative, and...

NAIT business students earned third place in a case competition aimed at tackling issues with the Fort McMurray Airport. The Alberta Deans of Business Case Competition was held between March 13 and March 15 at Keyano College. The competition included 11 teams from...