This week, on NAIT NewsWatch! The Alberta government is set to release their review of tuition for post-secondary schools. They’ve announced the tuition freeze will extend one more year leaving many students and student organizations concerned with what is to come. Many speculate a sharp increase in tuition once the freeze is over while some […]

This week on NAIT NewsWatch: Council hears from residents concerned about the proposed Valley Line LRT to west Edmonton. The province releases its budget, and it includes an extension of the tuition freeze for a fourth year. Plus, NAIT releases its Diversity and Inclusion survey while hosting its most colourful event, Pride Week.

Losing an hour to daylight saving time has hit students hard. Many were seen napping across campus at NAIT or indulging in a larger than usual coffee. Studies conclude that when we lose an hour to daylight saving time, we see many negative side effects, including an increase in car accidents, a 5.7 per cent […]

Okanagan chef Rod Butters is NAIT’s 10th chef in residence and paid a visit to students in the Culinary Arts program from March 12-16. Launched in 2009, the Hokanson Chef in Residence program provides NAIT’s culinary arts students with a chance to learn from inspirational chefs from across the world. Students have the chance to […]

Students studying in 24 different health care fields gathered at NAIT on Saturday for the Save Stan event. The purpose of the event is for students to put their skills to the test, by participating in real-life medical simulations. “Students learn what their role is in the health care environment and they also learn what […]