Dr. Caicco’s (BA English / History ‘19) academic and professional journey has been one of dedication, advocacy, and a deep commitment to the reconciliation and decolonization of education systems in Canada. A proud graduate of Algoma University,

Spencer Congdon (BSc Computer Science ‘08) reflects fondly on his time at the university. “I’ve always been a pretty shy person, so the size of Algoma U suited me quite well,” he shares. The small class sizes allowed Spencer to connect more personally with his professors and classmates,

Thais Matte’s (BBA Human Resources ‘22) journey to Algoma University began with a basketball scholarship that brought her from Brazil to Canada. From the moment she began the recruitment process, Thais felt a deep connection with the university.

Skye, a proud Sault Ste. Marie resident, has always been deeply connected to her roots. Growing up in the Soo, she spent cherished summers at her family camp on St. Joseph Island, a place fondly referred to as a “cottage”

Algoma U releases independent study into economic impact in Sault Ste. Marie and Ontario Algoma University’s economic impact on the province was a whopping $577.6 million in 2022-23, including a $145.4 million on Sault Ste. Marie alone.

By Michael Twiss, Professor, Department of Biology, Algoma University Algoma University is playing a key role in determining the consequences of oil spills in the Great Lakes, and that work is critical to protecting the wellbeing of all of us who call Sault Ste.