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Is it time for a fall break at SAIT? Some think so, some don’t
People explain the pros and cons of having a reading break [ READ MORE ]
Month: December 2017
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Children’s Cultural Exhibition brings northeast communities together
For the very first time, Calgary’s Bangladesh Society is bringing their culture to the city in a Children’s Cultural Exhibition that will take place in the Genesis Centre in NE, Calgary on Nov. 25. [ READ MORE ]
City
SAIT’s concrete toboggan team ready to go downhill fast
SAIT will be competing in the Great Northern Concrete Toboggan Race in Waterloo, Ontario. Each school must build a toboggan in which the running surface is made completely of concrete. [ READ MORE ]
City
SAIT Residence CA’s pitch in to help promote mental health
Community Assistants share the methods they use to tackle mental health and their thoughts on its effectiveness as the first semester nears the homestretch. [ READ MORE ]
Physical Health and Wellness
Want to get moving? SAIT Recreation has just the ticket
The recreation program at SAIT offers many different options for students to get active and take a break from all the schoolwork. [ READ MORE ]
Professional Sports
Ted-Jan Bloemen an Olympic medal hope for Canada in 2018
Ted-Jan Bloemen is a long track speed skater looking to get his first Olympic medal in the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics. [ READ MORE ]
News
The axe falls on a Calgary guitar institution
Axe Music Inc. set to close the doors of their popular McLeod Trail location upon the end of its lease May 31. 2018. [ READ MORE ]
Entertainment
New boss at CJSW 90.9 FM puts community first
After a year-long run with their long-time station manager Kai Sinclair, CJSW 90.9 FM, the community driven and run Calgary, Alta. FM and internet radio station is now under the wing of Adam Kamis, a veteran in the Calgary music scene. [ READ MORE ]
City
The Simple Supper: Meeting, and eating, at U of C
“The intent is to create community among students,” [ READ MORE ]
SAIT Campus
Interfaith Centre a place for people of all faiths to pray, meet and share
The interfaith centre is promoted as an inclusive space for all religions. Even if a person doesn’t identify as a part of any specific religion; all perspectives on spirituality are welcome. [ READ MORE ]