This week on NAIT NewsWatch, we take a look at why students may be reluctant to get the flu shot. Plus,  retiring Police Chief Rod Knecht shares some final thoughts about his time on the job and we take you to the Uniquely Me fundraiser in support of the Down Syndrome Society. In sports, the Ooks […]

With marijuana becoming legal on October 17, NAIT is working on putting the final touches on its guidelines. The school has currently not released its plans but they do have a plan in place to communicate with its students once legalization comes. Clint Galloway, NAIT’s director of Student Well-Being, says that they are planning to have […]

A new program at NAIT is challenging men to think critically about their own masculinity, and what it means to be a man. The Men at NAIT (M.A.N.) program is delivered as a series of eight weekly meetings, with topics ranging from general masculinity, to online interactions, to what to do if one witnesses a […]

Students at NAIT got a break from the books this week when some furry friends came to campus. The petting zoo is held as a way to help students relax during exam time. “Research has shown that when you interact with animals, especially if you enjoy it, your body actually releases hormones that make you […]

The Royal Canadian Humane Association honoured 30 Albertans for showing extraordinary bravery during times of crisis. Lieutenant Governor Lois Mitchell showed great pride when talking about the recipients at this year’s awards.  “The Albertans receiving awards today responded with great strength, courage and presence of mind and they saved lives through their efforts.” The recipients came […]