NAIT alumni, Mark Steier, a graduate of the Bachelor of Applied Business Administration-Accounting program, has been a founding partner of Breakaway Chartered Professional Accountants for three years. Steier suggests to those who want to start their own business that...

With NAIT’s 2020-2021 winter term coming to an end, the Campus Activity Board (CAB) is already getting ready for the 2020-2021 fall term. Jen Sieben, campus life director for NAITSA, said CAB is responsible for planning and creating all NAITSA events. “CAB makes...

With the NAIT winter 2020-2021 term soon coming to an end, NAITSA gave a recap on how online events have gone. Jorgia Moore, an events coordinator with NAITSA, believes that overall the online events have been successful. “It was tough to transition because this was...

With 2020 tax deadlines approaching on April 30, here are some tips for filing taxes this year. Arleen Hibbert, an accountant, recommends when sitting down to start taxes, to know all expenses and what benefits people qualify for. "They’re going to want to have all...

This past year of quarantine and isolation has made for a renewed appreciation of the relativity of time, however, for Aaron Weicker, a 2nd year student in the Electrical Engineering Technologies program, that time has been well spent preparing for a challenging...

NAITSA is hosting Black Facts Trivia in support of black history month. On Feb. 9, the event will be taking place as a Jeopardy-style game. Jorgia Moore, an events coordinator with NAIT's campus activity board, said this event will be an opportunity to learn about the...

By Alessandra Medeiros, Vice President Academic, NAITSA Exams are here, and with them comes test anxiety, Murphy’s Law (“anything that can go wrong will go wrong”), and all the tech issues we never had before. More than ever, we depend so much on technology now. As...

For soon-to-be graduate Ty Gour, the choice was simple when choosing the Business Administration-Finance program at NAIT: follow the money. “The program focuses 60% on financial planning, finance theory, and investment classes, and then the other 40% is everything...