By A.Jade Munsie Writing exams are stressful. The pressure to succeed, to pass, lays heavy on the shoulders of students as is, but what if there was more to it than just writing an exam? What if when you entered the classroom, everyone stopped and stared. When you sit...
NAIT increasing tuition in 2022/23
By Adel Ahmed If you thought tuition was already expensive enough, expect to pay more this upcoming fall. NAIT announced on March 2 that tuition rates will increase for domestic students for the 2022/23 academic year. 120 programs will see an increase, including 28...
NAITSA hosts first Sustainability Week
NAITSA is hosting its first ever Sustainability Week from March 21-25th. The week-long event will feature five days of sustainability-minded activities that aim to educate students about sustainable initiatives at NAIT. NAITSA’s Sustainability Committee first planned...
Active study space: Study and exercise for success
By Daniel Eisenhut With the return to in-person learning and exam season rapidly approaching, NAIT’s main campus is once again filled with students looking for a place to study. For those looking to be active and get work done, NAIT Well-Being is offering a new type...
New handball facility opening in Edmonton
By Kaytlyn Poberznick Edmonton’s very own handball facility is opening up. The facility hasn’t had its grand opening quite yet, but they’re still managing to get some bookings in advance. Level 1 Sports inc. dedicates themselves to supporting local organizations...
Classes return to in-person at NAIT
Nearly two months after the winter term began this year from the comfort of our own homes, NAIT has brought classes back in-person once again.
The right skills for the job: NAIT participates in new study
By Amy St. Amand Standing out in today’s competitive job market requires more than a strong resume—employers also value strong social and emotional skills like communication, collaboration, and leadership. But often, these skills are not taught past the high school...
disABILITY initiative turns over the hospitality industry
By A.Jade Munsie In a wheelchair, living with Cerebral Palsy, Brad Bartko, a graduate of NAIT’s Radio and Television program, started his initiative: disABILITY- Accessible by Design. The consultant business offers guidance to establishments to create a better, more...
NAITSA partners with CAPE Clinic Edmonton to offer students free birth control
By Angela Kazmierczak NAITSA’s VP External, Jorgia Moore, meets with CAPE volunteers at the clinic to learn about IUDs, one of the most popular forms of birth control administered. NAIT STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION/Danny Chamberlin NAITSA is partnering with CAPE Clinic, a...
St. Patrick’s Day online food drive: Care for peers in need
By Daniel Eisenhut St Patrick’s Day online food drive: care for peers in need By Daniel Eisenhut The NAIT Students’ Association (NAITSA) is hosting a St. Patrick’s Day Online Food Drive from February 7th to March 9th. People can donate amounts ranging from $2.50 to...