By Kallandra Weatherbee Although reading break is a stress reliever for some students, the week after may be a tough
By Jared Gomes In honour of black history month, the St. Albert library is hosting virtual watch parties. They have
By Zachary Flynn “I would like to say that I brought some form of innovation that really helped shape polytechnic
By Kallandra Weatherbee The NAITSA executive council and U-Pass vote took place from Feb. 5-11 and official votes are in.
By Tora Matys The western world has tarnished the concept of an orgasm. Here people are taught that an orgasm
By Chris Avery Nearly $100 billion USD in profits are generated from forced sexual exploitation, with 99 per cent of
By Alessandra Medeiros, Vice President Academic, NAITSA Exams are here, and with them comes test anxiety, Murphy’s Law (“anything that
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By Kallandra Weatherbee For Valentine’s day this year, NAITSA is hosting several virtual events to get students socializing and meeting
By Adel Ahmed The Moth Café, a popular plant-based restaurant in downtown Edmonton, is hoping they still have a successful