March 2022 pictures of the month
Compelling location portraits, signs of spring and storytelling basketball photos lead the work shot by SAIT’s photojournalism and journalism students this month. [ READ MORE ]
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SAIT’s student development and counselling centre provide services to maintain the mental and physical health of students. [ READ MORE ] -
Food insecurity among post-secondary students can be overwhelming and can impact nearly every aspect of a student’s life. SAIT has several resources available to help students who are struggling financially. [ READ MORE ] -
Second-year students in SAIT’s Radio, Television, and Broadcast News program run SAIT’s radio station and online campus show, which provide a unique, hands-on learning experience regarding all aspects of a radio, news, or television production. [ READ MORE ] -
On March 1, SAITSA announced that the new Board of Director candidates had won by acclamation. SAITSA’s annual Board of Directors election was originally scheduled to take place on March 23 and 24. [ READ MORE ] -
SAIT reopening on Monday, Feb. 28, and students have mixed feelings about returning to in-person classes on campus. [ READ MORE ]
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The city of Calgary is digging a new inlet channel from the Bow River into the Inglewood Bird Sanctuary (IBS) due to poor water quality and outdated infrastructure. [ READ MORE ] -
The weather in Calgary is unpredictable and much more dry than many areas in the world. Newcomers to Calgary have noticed many effects of moving to such a climate, including the need to use more lotion. [ READ MORE ] -
Food insecurity among post-secondary students can be overwhelming and can impact nearly every aspect of a student’s life. SAIT has several resources available to help students who are struggling financially. [ READ MORE ]
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ecreational facilities in Calgary and surrounding towns are seeing a resurgence in the usage of recreational facilities with the COVID mandates being lifted. With Jason Kenney’s most recent announcement that Alberta will be lifting its COVID mandates, primarily its mask [ READ MORE ] -
The town of Okotoks will be strengthening asset management resources thanks to funding provided by the FCM. Totalling nearly $50,000, the money will be used towards managing capital assets and integrating maps. [ READ MORE ]
