In September 1922, the big oak doors of Heritage Hall opened to students for the first time. To celebrate the 100th birthday of the iconic Heritage Hall building, we have created a dynamic and intriguing eight-episode audio series called, "If These Halls Could Talk". Listen as historians, your fellow alumni and friends of SAIT discuss the creation of the castle on the hill, its vital role in Canadian military history, and how careers were launched from its walls. Take a journey through history with us starting at the beginning starting on March 17, 2022.
If These Halls Could Talk
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In September 1922, the big oak doors of Heritage Hall opened to students for the first time. To celebrate the 100th birthday of the iconic Heritage Hall building, we have created a dynamic and intriguing eight-episode audio series called, "If These Halls Could Talk". Listen as historians, your fellow alumni and friends of SAIT discuss the creation of the castle on the hill, its vital role in Canadian military history, and how careers were launched from its walls. Take a journey through history with us starting at the beginning starting on March 17, 2022.
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March 16, 2022
Namesakes of Heritage Hall: The gift of giving back
Heritage Hall is one of the most identifiable buildings in Calgary — and the embodiment of SAIT’s history as a global leader in applied education. This episode explores the vital role volunteering, generosity and giving back have played in establishing Calgary as a world-class city, and in elevating SAIT as an institution. From the excitement of the 1988 Winter Olympics to corporate gifts to serving on the SAIT Board of Governors, philanthropy has transformed SAIT in countless ways. Join Bria...
March 16, 2022
Better together: Preserving Heritage Hall and making room for the future
Heritage Hall has been at the heart of SAIT’s campus since 1922 — in fact, it was called the Main Building for six decades. It’s hard to imagine the void there would be without it — but in the 1980s, there was serious talk of tearing it down. In this episode, explore how this central gathering place for countless students, administrators and teachers became both a provincial and a national historic site — and living proof that some things are worth preserving. Join architect Alan Gardner, Pow...
March 16, 2022
A place and platform for students: Saitsa turns 100
1922 marked not only the opening of Heritage Hall, but also the creation of the Students’ Association (today’s Saitsa) which was originally housed within that building. It began as an initiative to bring some levity to student life outside the workshops and classrooms by offering social, literary and athletic activities. Still going strong 100 years later, Saitsa has accomplished that and so much more for the many thousands of students it represents. From lobbying government to student ...
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