Three emerging artists from Algoma University are turning personal and socially relevant experiences into public-facing work this April, as part of their Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) Thesis Exhibitions at the Art Gallery of Algoma.  Spanning themes of memory,

As wildfires continue to intensify across Canada each summer, Master of Biology student Roxane Bergeron is studying how soil ecosystems and climate change influence the ability of trees to regrow after wildfire events, a key factor in determining how forests recover after disturbance. 

 Last Friday, Algoma University and Sault College launched a new joint business case competition designed to enhance experiential learning, strengthen collaboration, and create clear academic pathways for students. Known as AUSCx, the full-day competition challenges students to apply their knowledge to community-based business scenarios in a fast-paced,

(SAULT STE. MARIE, ON – April 10, 2026) Algoma University congratulates undergraduate Psychology student Navdeep Kaur (Nav) on earning the Undergraduate Research Award for her research, “The Impact of Mindfulness and Social Media Detox on Stress and Well-being in Undergraduate Students,” exploring how digital habits and mindfulness practices shape student mental health.

(SAULT STE. MARIE, ON – April 9, 2026) With global progress on the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals stalling at just 17% (per cent), new research from Algoma University emphasizes the urgent need for collaborative approaches that elevate Indigenous knowledge systems that have long been overlooked.

 In recognition of National Indigenous Languages Day, Algoma University is proud to share a powerful new episode of its faculty-led, award-winning podcast, The Human Challenge, featuring Dr. Shirley Horn, Elder, Survivor, Co-Founder of the Children of Shingwauk Alumni Association (CSAA),