The biggest party on campus, Nest Fest returned for two days of soaking up the sun, watching performers and drinking with friends. Photos by Mathieu Durnford

Protestors gathered in Churchill Square to call for a ceasefire in Palestine. They marched in downtown Edmonton.

Continued protests against proposed legislation from the Alberta government saw people gather near the Edmonton legislature building on February 25. A crowd forms a circle while listening to speakers at a protest against Alberta government legislation. Janis Irwin,...

People gathered in Churchill Square in downtown Edmonton on February 4 to protest Isreal's occupation of Gaza and call for the Canadian government to "stop the trade of weapons between Israel and to uphold human rights and justice," said Organizer Fatmeh Kalouti.

Hundreds gathered in Dr. Wilbert McIntyre Park on February 3 to protest new Alberta legislation that would restrict the rights of trans people in Alberta. The proposed legislation would restrict gender-reassignment surgery to those under 17 and ban hormone therapy for...

NAIT Student Life hosted a walk in Rundle Park on Saturday, October 8.

NAITSA and the NAIT International and Intercultural Community Centre hosted Heritage Fest in CAT Crossing on Tuesday, October 24. This event celebrated NAIT’s multiculturalism with booths and performances showcasing the diverse heritages shared by the NAIT community....

During the week of March 13 2023, students in NAIT's Culinary Arts program were visited by two chefs: Connie DeSousa and John Jackson. The week was part of the Chef in Residence program, where professional chefs spend a week teaching and cooking for students at NAIT....