For a small university, we’re a busy place!
Get involved this semester, have fun and connect with the Algoma U community. This page will connect you with a wide range of upcoming events.
In 2014 and 2015, significant efforts were made by colleges, institutes, and universities to overhaul Indigenous post secondary education in Canada. For universities, the reasons are clear. University achievement rates
We’re excited to bring the Algoma University Timmins Campus community together for an evening on us at the Timmins Campus Social! Whether you’re a current student, Alumni, faculty or staff
M&M's will be set up just outside of the Speakeasy serving delicious BBQ'd items (including many meatless/vegetarian options). This is a free event, so be sure to check it out
If you haven't had the chance to explore the natural beauty of Hiawatha Highlands, now is the time! Join us for a relaxing afternoon while you explore the trails, see
The 17th Gathering at the Rapids (GATR) Pow Wow is a time for us to gather, dance, sing and honour the traditions of our ancestors. As an educational place, we
The 17th Gathering at the Rapids (GATR) Pow Wow is a time for us to gather, dance, sing and honour the traditions of our ancestors. As an educational place, we
As an Employer Partner with the Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion, all AU students and employees continue to benefit from CCDI’s webinars and resources. This is part of Algoma
CCDI sits down with Indigenous Works to discuss frameworks and strategies to build more inclusive workplaces for Indigenous Peoples. Select employer partner to access this FREE webinar. Register here: https://ccdi.ca/event-calendar/ccdi-webinar-moving-towards-building-a-reconciliation-action-plan-indigenous-inclusion-with-employers/
Please join us as we welcome our next speaker for our Anishinaabe Scholar Speaker Series celebrating Indigenous History Month. Dr. Paulette Steeves: Associate Professor Sociology, Canada Research Chair, Tier II
Congratulations to all graduates! Thunderbirds and the entire AU community look forward to celebrating with you! Convocation is a very special milestone for students and the Algoma University Community. Graduation
As an Employer Partner with the Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion, all AU students and employees continue to benefit from CCDI’s webinars and resources. This is part of Algoma
Join us on Thursday, June 16, 2022 for the first of our Picnic in the Park series! We will be meeting in the front loop and leaving the SSM Campus
Congratulations to all graduates! Thunderbirds and the entire AU community look forward to celebrating with you! Convocation is a very special milestone for students and the Algoma University Community. Graduation
In an effort to support the revitalization of tourism within Sault Ste. Marie and to celebrate Indigenous arts and culture, Professional and Continuing Education (PACE) is proud to announce it
Batchewana First Nation presents: National Anishinaabe Day Tuesday, June 21st, 2022 St. Mary's Island 11:00am - 3:00pm: Family Activities 12:00pm - 3:00pm: Pow Wow 1:00pm: Feast 8:00pm: Political Discussion 9:00pm:
Brampton celebrates the heritage, diverse cultures and outstanding achievements of First Nations, Inuit and Métis each year on National Indigenous Peoples Day. The City of Brampton recognizes and acknowledges that
Ryerson University in collaboration with Algoma University, is hosting an information session on how to get your career in cyber started with the Accelerated Cybersecurity Training Program. Our program is
Please join us on Wednesday, June 22nd, 2022 as we welcome our next speaker for June's Anishinaabe Scholar Speaker Series celebrating Indigenous History Month. Mark J. Sayers, Professor, First Nation
In an effort to support the revitalization of tourism within Sault Ste. Marie and to celebrate Indigenous arts and culture, Professional and Continuing Education (PACE) is proud to announce it
A day on the golf course is a great day "fore" education while supporting Algoma University. Our last tournament in 2019 raised over $33,000 and since its inception, has raised
Leaving home to live and study in a different country can be difficult. Join us to learn about the signs and symptoms of culture and for tips and trips to
Algoma University is committed to ensuring that the transfer from college to university is as seamless as possible. We offer block transfer credits that provide college graduates with maximum recognition
Algoma University offers a wide range of cultural, academic and social activities that make for a unique, meaningful and life-changing experience for every student.
Our faculty will know you by name, and will provide personal attention and a commitment to your success both inside and outside of the classroom.
Students have ample opportunities to develop solid research skills in a very supportive, dynamic and creative environment that is linked to our community and the world.