The “heart” of NAIT hits double digits as the Centre for Applied Technology (AKA the Feltham Centre) turns 10 years old this year. But how did CAT get here, and who is Glenn Feltham?
New Corner Store opens in CAT with focus on NAIT merchandise
Change comes to NAIT in form of a new Corner Store inside the CAT building, offering NAIT-branded merchandise and other convenience items.
From the Board: Sept. 29 Board of Governors recap
Sept. 29 marked the NAIT Board of Governors’ first meeting of the 2026-27 school year. The topics discussed included an update on NAIT’s finances, OKRs and AI goals.
Accessibility upgrades aim to reduce barriers across campus
Times are changing as NAIT spends over $500,000 on Main Campus accessibility upgrades to reduce barriers for students, staff and guests.
NAIT VP administration and CFO announces resignation
Mike High, who joined NAIT in January 2025, is resigning from his role as VP administration and CFO due to family commitments outside of Edmonton. His last day will be on Nov. 4.
NAIT programs to receive funding for increased student enrolment
Six NAIT diploma programs will receive funding as part of the Alberta government’s latest expansion of post-secondary spaces. Alberta is committing more than $148 million over three years, creating almost 8,000 additional student spots for domestic students by 2028-29.
The power of support systems: How peer mentorship made one NAIT student feel less alone
Sometimes you need a buddy to get through the school day. Peer Mentorship at NAIT is just that, and it helped one student’s experience with social anxiety.
Meet NAIT’s new VP students and campus experience
After more than two decades at NAIT, Clayton Davis was appointed as NAIT’s vice-president students and campus experience.
Groundbreaking marks next step for NAIT’s Advanced Skills Centre
Construction of NAIT’s Advanced Skills Centre officially began with a groundbreaking ceremony.
South Lobby revitalization project streamlines student experience
It may look like the ping pong tables were moved for no reason, but behind the scenes, South Lobby is getting gutted for a three-year long, $12 million project designed to streamline the student experience.










