Photo Courtesy of Facebook By: Althea Alabat Kihmary Somcio is a third year business administration student majoring in Marketing. Somcio is the current president of the International Student Club (ISC) as of January 2019. She was introduced to the club early last...
By: Althea Alabat Starting April 28th, the Metro Line will end at the Kingsway/Royal Alex station and will not continue to NAIT for four months. NAITSA’s Advocacy Director, Jason Roth, has asked the City of Edmonton to provide more frequent buses from the Kingsway...
By: Larissa Nothof The Mosaic Festival, formerly known as Global Village, is an event partnership between NAIT International, NAITSA, and the Nîsôhkamâtotân Centre at NAIT with the goal to promote inclusion and diversity. “It is important to endorse, diversity and...
By: Eryn Pinksen Two long distance friends, Zoë Andison and Eli O’Donnell, a NAIT student, used their creativity and their support for each other to find a way to help others. Together they created the Midnight Crisis Club with the slogan “Progress is Possible”. With...
By: Eryn Pinksen NAIT culinary student Mercedes McKinlay owns and operates a lollipop business with her mom and they are having overwhelming success after having their gold leaf, rose and champagne lollies in the 61st Grammy presenter gift bags. The business did not...
By: Eryn Pinksen The Student Services Centre is training artificial technology (AI) to give students another option to get their questions answered. Given the name Lumi, short for IllumiNAIT, the AI chatbot finished collecting student questions at the beginning of...
By: Emma Morrison NAIT students struggling to afford food in their student budget have access to a discreet and easily accessible food centre. The NAITSA Food Centre is essentially a food bank for the students of NAIT. Students receive three to five days worth of food...
By: Simarjot Kauur Jaya Borbon, a NAIT graduate, decided to kick the Valentine’s Day game up a notch and surprise her boyfriend, Taylor Donovan, with an extravagant dance performance in the middle of the CAT building. Borbon said this all started as a revenge plot. In...
By: Chantal Dunn NAIT has developed a series of events to give prospective students the chance to test run different programs. The student recruitment department said that the popularity and attendance has increased every year. Program Previews began three years ago...
By: Eli O'Donnell A Canadian startup working in Edmonton has created lab-made chicken product. Future Fields is a tech startup partnered with the University of Alberta’s Health Accelerator program at TEC Edmonton studying cultured meat, where Matt Anderson-Baron is...
