By Chris Figliuzzi I had planned to write about how I have spent the last 2 years fighting, fighting with doctors, administrators, and heads of hospitals. I had planned on telling you how it was like a weight had been lifted when I was told I would receive a kidney...
By Stephanie Swensrude From salty to sweet, there is something at your local blood drive for everyone. I took it upon myself to rate every prepackaged package of blood-sugar-jumpin’ goodness. I arrived at the blood donation centre. As I filled out my life story on the...
By Ty Gour The men’s volleyball team finished the 2019-20 season with a very strong 20-4 record, which tied for the best record in the entire ACAC and best in the north. Heading into this season, the Ooks men’s volleyball team came in with something to prove. Coming...
By Shawna Bannerman Every year, around Remembrance Day, NAIT veterans meet to connect and build a sense of community around their shared pasts. The Luncheon invite is extended to all known past and present military members who are now staff at NAIT. The luncheons were...
By TORA MATYS NAITSA is preparing for the fourth annual Nest Fest, a two day long welcoming celebration on September 5 and 6. Festivities run from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. both days in the CAT Quad. Both days are filled with live entertainment, games and vendors from across...
Hungry? There are 20 different options for food on campus to satisfy everyone! MAIN CAMPUS 1. Tim Hortons is one of the most common places to go for a quick coffee or to grab a bite to eat! NAIT has three locations on campus to make it convenient for all students to...
There is a new head of the Athletics Department at NAIT after the Athletics Director position was abolished for budgetary reasons. Jordan Richey is now the head of the department, moving into the role that John Bower previously filled.
MK Ultra is one of the few conspiracy theories to come to light, find out what it was.
Photo Courtesy of Facebook By: Althea Alabat Joning Yu is an international student in the business administration program, majoring in Finance, and when she first moved to Edmonton she wanted to try and see if she could adapt to her new school and environment in her...
By: Eryn Pinksen An announcement by the Ontario government to cut tuition by 10% - and make additional student fees non-mandatory in postsecondary institutions - has Alberta schools concerned. While some students may rejoice at the thought of less fees, they may not...
