NAIT hosted a World Mental Health Day Extravaganza for students in the CAT building on Oct. 10. highlighting the importance of mental health. This event provided students with free self-care, such as bath bombs, face masks and journals while spreading the word about NAIT’s services. “I think that without mental health supports, you can’t function […]

The Poetry Society at NAIT held its first meeting in the Feltham Centre on Wednesday evening. Their goal is to allow students to connect through sharing and creating a variety of different poetry as a group.  “I find it’s just a beautiful way to express yourself, whether it’s through writing about heartbreak or happiness,” said […]

NAIT students have the opportunity to connect with local volunteer organizations at the annual NAITSA (NAIT Students’ Association) volunteer fair, which is being held this week. The event takes place at the CAT Crossing on Oct. 16 and in the South Lobby on Oct. 17 from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.  The fair emphasizes the […]

Tonight on NAIT NewsWatch, a new study shows a rise in sobriety among Gen Z, and NAIT Culinary students helped make a Thanksgiving feast to feed the hungry. In entertainment, a spooky festival has arrived at Fort Edmonton Park and the owl migration season has started. Meanwhile, in sports, the Ooks women’s volleyball team is […]

Tonight on NAIT NewsWatch, we look at new safety regulations on 118 Avenue to deter speeding, the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the start to the Oil Kings 2024/2025 season and the Edmonton International Film Festival. All this and more on the first episode of this season of NAIT NewsWatch.