City of Sault Ste. Marie
Work. Life. Balance.
There’s an energy in Sault Ste. Marie. You can feel it in the schools, our businesses, industry and across our incredible land and waterscapes. A vibrant community of 73,000, Sault Ste. Marie provides a mix of urban and natural amenities that offer an affordable, active lifestyle in the heart of the Great Lakes.
Convergence Centre
Innovation and growth. That’s what this centre is all about. Officially opening its doors in July, 2011, the new $21.4 million LEED-certified Convergence Centre (CC), brings together teaching, research and commercial activities in a dynamic atmosphere that fosters innovation and growth.
Along with teaching and faculty research labs, established enterprises like the internationally recognized Sault Ste. Marie Innovation Centre help to anchor the facility.
George Leach Centre
Did you know that access to the GLC is included in your tuition? Students can get physical at the George Leach Centre (GLC), Algoma U’s athletics complex. Avoid the freshman fifteen by getting fit and having fun.
The gymnasium or field house features three regulation court surfaces, which accommodates a wide range of athletic activities such as badminton, basketball, volleyball, and tennis. One court has been specially designed with a dimple surface for better tennis play. The gym area is surrounded by a 1/9th mile indoor walking and jogging track.
The Speakeasy
The Speakeasy is Algoma University’s student centre and operates as a patio, pub, and entertainment hub.
Students can enjoy a place to relax during the day or evening, listen to live bands and performances, study, or participate at planned evening events that happen annually including: karaoke nights, acoustic jam nights and open mic nights , themed Thursday pub night, comedy nights, cultural events including EID Dinner, J-Night, and Brazilian Night, etc.
Wishart Library
The Arthur A. Wishart Library staff and resources are critical supports for delivering high quality education to Algoma University students and for ensuring student success.
The Library is an integral part of the overall academic experience, serving as the access hub to learning resources, and especially through providing learner-centered programs in research skills and information access.
Learn MoreLand Acknowledgement
Robinson- Huron Treaty Territory
We acknowledge that we are in Robinson-Huron Treaty territory and the land on which we gather is the traditional territory of the Anishnaabeg, specifically the Garden River and Batchewana First Nations, as well as the Métis People.
Algoma University has been given a very Special Mission, one that connects to its place on this historical site.
Learn MoreShingwauk Residential School Centre
Shingwauk Hall, a central and integral part of the Algoma University campus, was first established in 1873 as a residential school for First Nations children, and operated as such until the Shingwauk Indian Residential School closed in 1970.
The history and activities associated with Shingwauk Hall are being gathered under the auspices of the Shingwauk Residential Schools Centre (SRSC), allowing the public to become more aware of the vast history and tradition represented by the Shingwauk buildings and site.
Learn MoreShingwauk Kinoomaage Gamig
As part of Algoma University’s commitment to providing a respectful, inclusive and innovative educational environment for Anishinaabe (First Nations, Métis and Inuit) students, the University has entered into a Covenant with the Shingwauk Education Trust.
The Covenant is a solemn document through which both parties pledge to work together for the furtherance of Anishinaabe education and research. The two partners are following the Two Row Wampum model of development – each partner respecting the other and supporting the other in the pursuit of their goals.
Learn MoreOur Other Campuses
Brampton Campus
Earn a Bachelor of Business Administration Degree in the heart of downtown Brampton.
Enjoy the comforts of home and one-on-one interactions with faculty while earning your degree. Enhance your degree by minoring in Accounting, Human Resource Management, or Marketing.
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Timmins Campus
Enjoy the comforts of home while you earn a Bachelor of Arts in Community Development or a Bachelor of Social Work in Timmins.
You’ll be making a difference in your community and bringing change to the north.
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