Stories relating to SAIT
As mental health becomes a huge topic in Canada, some societies are not as open to embracing those suffering from conditions such as depression, anxiety, and mental health issues.
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Libraries are often considered old forms of browsing information yet have resources that might not be easily accessible on the internet. In a world where information is easily accessible with just a few clicks, it could be assumed that libraries are gradually becoming less relevant. [ READ MORE ]
SAIT has raised tuition fees for the academic year, causing students concern about budgets and time management. While some students are upset about the rise in tuition because work means they don’t get time to [ READ MORE ]
The constant increase in the cost of living leaves Calgarians wondering if the issue is becoming a crisis. “It sucks,” said Jordan Archibaltat, a SAIT business student. “Rent is really expensive and I wish it [ READ MORE ]
The students were born to become leaders. Leaders that not just lead—but leaders who are also friends and unite people together. Find out how three SAIT students established the first Filipino community at SAIT, the Noy-phi club. [ READ MORE ]
As a group of SAIT journalism students gets ready to graduate, an Industry Night was held at MacDonald Hall on Feb. 18, with an interesting style. A 10-minute speed-dating concept was used by the [ READ MORE ]
The first thing Polina Golovina does in the morning is search for their vape. They go to sleep with it beside them, amongst their pillows and blankets, and as soon as they open their eyes they search the bedding for it and inhale their fruit flavoured nicotine. [ READ MORE ]
SAIT students and faculty are proud to hear that their hands-on learning institution got ranked second-best in Canada for business schools according to CEOWORLD. [ READ MORE ]
SAIT celebrates the traditions of the Lunar New Year at the Irene Lewis Atrium with students, staff and the public. [ READ MORE ]
The Tragedy of the Idaho Murders has has a global affect and has made people rethink their security. Many students have felt unsafe living in off-campus residences and have started to take extra measures to keep safe at home. [ READ MORE ]
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