In June, the Canadian Colleges Athletic Association (CCAA) gave its prestigious Community Service Award to the SAIT Trojans athletics department for the third time in nine years. [ READ MORE ]
Levi MacDougall, an alternative stand-up comedian and TV writer who is perhaps best known for his role as the hapless cell phone user in a series of Rogers wireless ads, returned to his hometown earlier this month for the YYComedy Festival. [ READ MORE ]
The amount charged to an international student for the tuition fee has been a concern amongst temporary residents in Canada for a number of years. [ READ MORE ]
The 2013 Alberta Floods left many sports and music fans doubting that they would be able to see their beloved sports teams or their favourite bands in the calendar year. But thanks to some hard work and perseverance, the Saddledome was able to open just in time for the Calgary Flame’s preseason. [ READ MORE ]
Crazed Creationz is a home-based business in Smithfield, VA that is focused on creating clothing and accessories for the rave and cosplay scene, mainly through the use of beads. [ READ MORE ]
The SAIT Trojans men’s hockey team hosted its 25th annual “Eye Opener” pre-season tournament on September 20 and 21, with mixed results. [ READ MORE ]
SAIT students had the chance to relive their childhood on Sept. 25 when Fred Penner performed at The Gateway. [ READ MORE ]
First-year hospitality management student Jon Morley is confident about his ability to perform in the upcoming Trojans men’s volleyball season.
Morley is a towering presence at 6’7, and is expected to play left side for the Trojans this season as a new addition to a lineup that already had a very successful 2012-2013 season. [ READ MORE ]
Another year of women’s basketball is on the horizon and expectations are as high as they’ve ever been for the Trojans. [ READ MORE ]
The 2013 Harvest Dinner marks the end of the fourth growing season of Jackson’s Memorial Garden at SAIT Polytechnic. [ READ MORE ]
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