Stories relating to SAIT
News
New policies affect international students
The government of Canada introduced a new policy that includes fewer study visas and deduction of PGWP. [ READ MORE ]
SAIT Campus
Mental Health
Saitsa AGM highlights efforts to help students
SAITs Student Association capped off 2023 with their annual general meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 7, 2024. [ READ MORE ]
SAIT Campus
Lunar New Year celebrations take over SAIT
Lions dancing kicked off what was a massive celebration for Lunar New Year that went all throughout the SAIT campus. [ READ MORE ]
Entertainment
The #BookTok effect: reading in a digital age
Is BookTok just a hashtag on TikTok for people to discuss books? Or is it something more indicative of what people are using to find their books? [ READ MORE ]
Post-secondary
SAIT open studies allows flexibility and exploration
The Open Studies Program at SAIT allows students to take introductory courses in a variety of programs, allowing prospective students ideas of which major they want to take at SAIT. [ READ MORE ]
City
Analysis: The silent battle for male mental health
“There is no health without good mental health. Mental health is part of you, and you can’t be healthy if you are mentally struggling,” Bauche said. [ READ MORE ]
City
SAIT students and staff chase elusive parking spots
Finding parking at SAIT is a big problem for many SAIT students and instructors this winter semester. [ READ MORE ]
Business & Jobs
Get to the chopper!
The SAIT Connector lab allows students to engage with many bleeding edge technologies – including drones. [ READ MORE ]
City
“Stay with your vehicle”
Police are warning Calgarians against leaving their cars running unattended, no matter how tempting it may be in the freezing cold. [ READ MORE ]
Business & Jobs
“It’s horrible for us at this moment”
International students in Calgary are increasingly stressed as prices continue to rise. [ READ MORE ]