Featured
February Pictures of the Month
SAIT’s photojournalism students were all over the city of Calgary capturing moments in the month of February, 2019. [ READ MORE ]
Month: February 2019
Campus
All Siebert is saying is, ‘Give pot a chance’
Former SAIT graduate, award-winning journalist and photographer Amanda Siebert, published a book about the usefulness of cannabis for pain management, as well as general health and wellness. [ READ MORE ]
Entertainment
Canada’s top barista is a local coffee guy
For Cole Torode, coffee is much more than what fuels those early mornings headed for the office. It’s a lifestyle and a way of life. [ READ MORE ]
Campus
The struggle for an education is real, mature students say
When it comes to continuing education, some people might experience more stress than others because of commitments they face outside of school. That can be especially true for mature students. According to Alberta Education, a mature [ READ MORE ]
Cannabis
Long-time cannabis community numb to pot shortage
The Canada-wide pot shortage’s negative effects haven’t been felt by cannabis communities established before the Oct.17 legalization. [ READ MORE ]
Calgary region
Got e-game? The Calgary e-Sports League is the place for you
The Calgary eSports league made an impressive debut at Telus Spark, bringing in a plethora of gamers with a variety of skill sets. [ READ MORE ]
Campus
5th Annual Make Some Noise rally drums up attention to mental health issues
Students, staff, community partners, friends and supporters joined SAIT Trojans student-athletes on Jan. 11 for the fifth annual Make Some Noise for Mental Health mobile pep rally. The pep rally began in the Campus Centre [ READ MORE ]
Campus
News media fund could be good for journalism, local news people say
The announcement of almost $600 million in funding for news media is being met with caution and questions by some in the profession. [ READ MORE ]
Campus
Despite $10-million gift, no timelines offered on SAITSA HQ
SAIT announced a $10 million gift on Jan. 23 from the SAIT Students’ Association (SAITSA) toward a new student centre, but the project still has significant funding hurdles and no firm timeline. [ READ MORE ]