Your LINK with SAIT

LINK is SAIT's award-winning alumni magazine published twice a year. Each issue connects you with current ideas in technology, trades and business, inspiration for lifelong learning, and the real-world voices of your fellow SAIT alumni.

In the Spring 2023 issue, go behind the scenes of The Last of Us with some of the SAIT alumni who worked on the blockbuster series. Learn how to get the most from your motorcycle this summer, check out a chat with ChatGPT, and meet the Emergency Medical Technician grad whose study of Tyrannosaurus rex helped her overcome a diagnosis of schizophrenia.

LINK mandate

LINK connects readers with the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology through stories about the impact SAIT alumni and educators are making on the trades, technology, business, and research — in everyday life, on campus, for the future, and around the world. Published twice a year in print and online, LINK nurtures alumni pride in their association with SAIT and offers every reader authentic SAIT perspectives on timely ideas, innovation, and issues that are relevant to the lives of all people in our diverse community.

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Did you know you can read LINK in print, online or both? 

We want to ensure every print copy of our magazine is going to those who want to read it. This is where you come in. Update your reading preferences and tell us how you'd like to receive this award-winning magazine.

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Print or online ― know the difference

While some articles are published in both print and online, the content varies between platforms. By subscribing to LINK online, or to both print and online, you'll also receive access to expanded extras and digital-only content through Alumni Connect newsletter. Don't miss out on additional content, career development opportunities, event updates and perks throughout the year.

While we LOVE print, we also LOVE our planet! LINK is printed on FSC certified paper, something we pride ourselves on. However, you can help us take it a step further. If you receive LINK magazine in your mailbox and prefer to read it online, please help us reduce waste by changing your reading preferences to digital-only.