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Mawji Centre opens Blue Book program

Mawji Centre opens Blue Book program

In 2021, NAIT’s Mawji Centre for New Venture and Entrepreneurship began a new initiative to foster entrepreneurs and help support them throughout the development process. The entrepreneurial blue book program is available to all NAIT students enrolled in at least one...

My NAIT Bucket List

My NAIT Bucket List

I started at NAIT the year before the pandemic and never really saw the potential to get involved on campus, whether that was attending events or volunteering. I thought post-secondary was strictly to focus on your academics, and once the pandemic hit, my motivation...

Meet NAITSA’s Executive Council

Meet NAITSA’s Executive Council

The NAITSA executives are elected every year by the students of NAIT, and they exist to represent students' best interests in numerous areas. From meeting with NAIT administration to lobbying the government, or connecting with other student leaders and planning campus...

Orientation returns to in-person

Orientation returns to in-person

With COVID-19 cases decreasing in the province, NAITSA and NAIT have teamed up to offer students in-person and online orientation. The online orientation will be accessible on the NAIT website and is available year-round, while the in-person events take place at the...

Editorial: Breakout of your comfort zone

Editorial: Breakout of your comfort zone

When I saw that the Nugget was looking for stories for their May issue, I felt the urge to share how a lucky coincidence during an online class brought one of my dearest friends into my life.    Now I don’t need to mention that COVID-19 has had a...

NAIT increasing tuition in 2022/23

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...

Students asked to weigh in on new fees

Students asked to weigh in on new fees

When students head to the polls on Friday to cast their votes for executive council, they’ll also be asked to make an important decision regarding a new mandatory non-instructional fee (MNIF) proposed by NAIT. Students will be asked to vote “yes” or “no” on whether...