For nearly five years Matthew Gray worked as a teacher. Like many early-career teachers, Gray changed career paths and now works at a law firm. A lack of funding from the government in public education creates problems for teachers in the classroom, specifically mid-career teachers. [ READ MORE ]
A sudden long beep sounded on all mobile phones just before 7:45 p.m. [ READ MORE ]
The SAIT connector lab is transforming student education with cutting-edge technology. [ READ MORE ]
Domenic “Dom” Stante has always been an avid thrifter. Tired of office politics and the corporate grind, Stante purchased Urban Thrift in 2015 with the goal of creating a positive impact on the environment. [ READ MORE ]
Makayla Douglas is an artist and an athlete. Many might see this unique combination of interests as contrasting each other, but for her, they fit perfectly. [ READ MORE ]
Despite the constant juggling required to be a web editor at a busy TV station while studying full-time, Alejandro Melgar is still smiling. [ READ MORE ]
Midterms and finals can be a make-or-break point in a student’s academic career. Mental health and well-being can take a hit when these times come around. [ READ MORE ]
Big Foot, the Loch Ness monster, the chupacabra; all cryptids discussed in hushed ‘what if’s. And in a few decades, we may have to add another to the list: 20/20 vision. [ READ MORE ]
The Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) is renowned for its culinary program. Their restaurant, The Highwood Kitchen + Bar, also serves as a live classroom, gaining high praise in Google reviews, claiming four point six stars out of five. [ READ MORE ]
Father Troy Nguyen is a Catholic priest in the diocese of Calgary, and he’s currently navigating a new role as the vicar for young adults. [ READ MORE ]
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