December 12, 2019
SAIT has received the largest gift in its history from Calgary philanthropist, David Bissett.
SAIT's Career Crates Program is going to communities across Alberta to and help youth plan for their future careers.
SAIT departments team up to bring North America's first ever unmanned, gas-powered helicopter to SAIT for future research projects.
As WestJet’s fleet of 787 Dreamliner planes took to the skies this spring, the crew aboard showcased the airline’s new approach to world-class service — a mindset SAIT helped them navigate. The glamorous planes are an opportunity for the Calgary-based airline to offer business and premium class...
From competing on Top Chef Canada to the pursuit of an Olympic dream, these SAIT graduates are our bright lights and big achievers from the past year.
When Kuzyk began her career more than 30 years ago, regulatory construction codes measured the minimum standard for public safety. Today Kuzyk is a leading expert in building codes who says social concerns — such as energy efficiency and wheelchair accessibility — are being translated into public...
Trojan Calvin Campbell (CCT ’03) fends off a player from the Concordia Thunder during the 2003 season, when the men’s soccer team won the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC) Ron Lavery Fair Play Award. Trojans student-athletes are renowned for their determination and spirit, which...
FMD003: Flow management devices unidirectional captive displacement prover introduces SAIT students and apprentices to equipment they’ll be using in the field. Inside SAIT’s Endress+Hauser Instrumentation Engineering Technology Process Lab are rows of metal stands fitted with meters used in industry...
Fake news is more than just incorrect; it’s produced specifically to deceive. And the problem is growing, particularly on social media. That’s why SAIT journalism instructor and a SAIT Cisco Research Chair in e-Learning, Tyler Nagel, is researching how fake news impacts SAIT students. In a wide-ranging...
