
Should politicians be able to block people on Twitter?
A 2019 study suggests social media has a positive effect on relations between politicians and their citizens. The study states
A 2019 study suggests social media has a positive effect on relations between politicians and their citizens. The study states
During the week of March 13, Culinary Arts students worked alongside NAIT’s 2023 Hokanson Chefs in Residence, Connie DeSousa and
Inflation is when the purchasing power of your money decreases. In simpler words, inflation is when you can buy less
If you’re searching for your dream job, you’ll likely need a great resume to stand out from the crowd. I
Some students may have noticed new furniture, such as couches, tables and chairs, installed throughout NAIT’s main campus this semester.
Starting this semester, NAIT students will now need to apply to attend Convocation. According to the NAIT website, those who
The March 8th NAITSA Senate meeting was lively, with an intense debate about the new mandatory non-instructional fee (MNIF). After
NAIT has announced that in the 2023/24 academic year, students will be required to pay a new mandatory non-instructional fee
After weeks of speculation and proposed advanced-post secondary funding with the 2023 Budget, NAIT’s Board of Governors has agreed to
The Alberta government announced a funding of around $15 million dollars over the next three years for Apprenticeship Learning Grants