SAIT’s travel and tourism program (TVT) is looking to prove that their program is much more elaborate than just…
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No love for Valentine’s Day
From hate-filled groans to
eyerolls, some singles view the culture surrounding Valentine’s Day as a candy-coated reason to release their…
DJ returns to Calgary to play the Gateway
Not only is Torontonian producer-DJ-vocalist Kevin O’Brien—who is more commonly known as Stereotronique—one of the biggest names in the up-and-coming…
SAIT students say education should be a priority for Idle movement
The Idle No More movement has been a source of interest and controversy for the stronger part of a month,…
“Not every opinion is valid”
Only a couple hours after Carleton University’s Students of Liberty group installed a “free speech” wall on Jan. 21, it…
Living the hardcore life in YYC
Despite heavy metal’s progression over the past few years, Calgary’s hardcore enthusiasts are upset that it is still perceived as…
Hockey by the numbers
They may be athletes, but every aspect of their game is carefully analyzed and quantified by numbers. Here is a…
DJ sets are a terrible trend
The highly anticipated Passion Pit show at the Gateway on Jan. 12 left much to be desired for fans and…
Pepsi makes it rain
Income from new Pepsi deal to be distributed to students
SAITSA will have an extra $21,000 to distribute to students…
Return of the Sledi
Poor weather conditions spelled disappointment for SAIT engineering and welding students who competed in the Great Northern Concrete Tobogganing Competition…
SAIT students knocking rocks off campus
Two SAIT students are hoping to finish their season strong in the Alberta Junior Curling Tour (AJCT).
Second-year civil engineering…
Manti Te’o – who cares?
Manti Te’o’s fake girlfriend scandal was one of the biggest international news items since the hoax came out on Jan.…
Gallery: Trojans shut out Griffins 7-0
SAIT Trojans forward Clinton Pettapiece (#10) takes a shot on the MacEwan Griffins net during the third period of gameplay…
Gallery: Trojans double header defeats
SAIT Trojans post Elyssa Sommerfeldt (#12) takes a shot during the last period of Saturday’s game against the Briercrest Clippers.…
Gallery: Clippers out-manoeuvre, out-play Trojans 87-71
SAIT Trojans guard Ajay Sihota (#8) shoots for the net. The SAIT Trojans men’s basketball team faced off against the…
Gallery: Trojans fall to 12-2 after double defeat by Kings
Justin Kilb sets the ball to Zach Ens to spike in the 3-1 loss to the Red Deer College Kings…
Gallery: Rock and jazz at The Gate
Seventy-three year old Calypso Rose brought her Caribbean sound to the Gateway on Jan 17. (Photo by Evan Buhler/SAIT)…
Mardi Gras brings French Quarter to YYC
New Orleans comes to Calgary for the third year in a row with the annual Mardi Gras celebration at the…
How did Ryan Gosling become so cool?
As the fictional model/philosopher Derek Zoolander once declared, “That Hansel; he’s so hot right now.” The same can be said…
Practicing Muslims disappointed with SAIT facilities
A broken stool, splashing water, and disfunctional taps are all issues that have the SAIT Muslim community upset over the…
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Student Legislative Council’s actions “disgusted” CRO
Attempts to censor names of those who lodged complaints against candidates in the SAITSA 2013 General Election report have “disgusted”…
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YYC chef specials
For those new to or visiting Cowtown, knowing about Calgary’s iconic eats can be as good as knowing anything…
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Poetry with a side of accapella
Local poet Delcio Manuel puts a spin on what’s traditionally expected at a slam poetry show through a monthly event…
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The healing hands of Melissa Roth
With the Trojans’ athletic season concluded for another year, and many teams tasting success, Melissa Roth ensures all the…
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Steubenville & social media
Social media has done it again. Over the past seven months, both Facebook and Twitter have come close to exploding…
