Thank you for sharing your time and attention with us this year
There’s always a lot to talk about with respect to NAIT and members of the broader NAIT community. That keeps us busy at techlifetoday, as we produce and share a relentless stream of stories about what’s happening at the institute, innovative applied research and capstone projects, great things alumni are doing out in the world, and more.
At the end of each year we pause to look at it all – and we are always amazed by the impact we see being made by students, staff and alumni in technology, food, business, industry and myriad other fields.
Happily, we find that you, our readers, are also amazed. What amazed you most in 2023? Here’s a recap of our most popular posts. Taken as a whole, they offer a picture of the difference NAIT made in the communities it serves.
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From the techlifetoday team, have a great 2024.
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Top NAIT news stories
Retail space showcases and sells products made by students.
Designed in Edmonton, system draws on global satellite internet network.
Three community-builders drive innovation in media, business and health care.
Nominate a potential honorary degree recipient for 2024! Here’s how
Top stories about NAIT alumni
Customers respond to grads' efforts to prove that they’re a cut above.
Docuseries shows the complexity and humanity of life in a wheelchair.
Arlo Maverick’s “Untouchable Crew” focuses on city’s 1980s breakdancing scene.
Top stories about student projects
Wireless Systems Engineering Technology project tackles poor internet access in remote, rural and Indigenous communities.
Mechanical Engineering Technology grads win national award for design.
Bridge Healing Transitional Accommodation designed to improve long-term health outcomes.
Top service stories
Grads bring variety and quality to Alberta's food and beverage industry.
Stand up for your hip-flexors!
NAIT instructor offers insight into the growing trend of dogs at the diner.
Natural and human factors combine to hurt habitat.
Leaving a tip for your meal is more complicated than you might think.
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