Algoma University’s 2024-25 annual budget delivers record investments in people and communities by building more, hiring more, and supporting academic excellence.

Passed Thursday evening by the Algoma University Board of Governors, the $233.8 million budget invests $44 million in capital plus $18 million to ensure building operations are smooth and responsive to student and faculty needs.

Three Thunderbird Wrestlers reached the podium at the OUA Wrestling Championships hosted by the University of Guelph on Saturday, February 1st.  Brody Collison won a Gold in the men’s 54 kg category, Emily Duchesne won Bronze in the women’s 51 kg category and Bryce Davis also won Bronze in the men’s 68 kg category. 

On a mild Sunday afternoon in Sault Ste. Marie at the George Leach Centre the visiting Ottawa Gee-Gees Women’s Basketball team were playing the Algoma Thunderbirds in a hotly contested regular-season game.

The Thunderbirds were coming off of a tough loss against the Carleton Ravens on Friday night 78 to 57 whereas the Ottawa was rolling along with a victory over Guelph and are currently ranked 2nd in the country by U Sports (Nov.

We have great news to share from our main campus in Sault Ste. Marie! The Algoma University Main Campus Residence, affectionately known as ‘Hotel Algoma U’, has reached an 8.2 out of 10 rating on Booking.com!

(Sault Ste. Marie, ON- January 22, 2019): Members of the Algoma University Thunderbirds Wrestling team have a lot to celebrate this month, with two students climbing further up the USports national rankings.  The progress has resulted in the team being ranked tenth overall in the country;