Students and community members gathered at Algoma University’s George Leach Centre on Monday, April 7, for a unique and immersive educational experience focused on Great Lakes water protection. Presented through a Special Topics course offered by the Department of Biology,
Algoma University’s Visual Art program proudly presents two solo exhibitions showcasing the final thesis work of graduating Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) students Zooey and Kian Murray. The exhibitions will be on display at the Art Gallery of Algoma from April 10 to April 25,
Algoma University’s Faculty of Business and Economics (FoBE) successfully hosted the 19th annual Northern Ontario Business Case Competition (NOBCC) on Wednesday at Algoma’s Water Tower Inn. The event saw twelve teams of post-secondary students compete in a high-pressure case study to gain first-hand industry experience.
Algoma University and Sheridan College have signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) establishing a seamless pathway for graduates of Sheridan’s computer science degree programs to directly enter Algoma University’s Master of Computer Science program. This partnership enhances opportunities for students in high-demand fields such as software engineering,
The Algoma University Visual Arts program is proud to present ROYGBIV VIBGYOR, a dynamic group exhibition showcasing work by students in the Group Exhibition and Professional Practices course. The exhibition runs from March 20 to April 3,
Jordan Dubie graduated from Algoma University in 2018 with a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Biology. Her time at Algoma U was instrumental in shaping her career path, providing hands-on experiences in the biochemistry lab and an opportunity to complete an honours thesis project.
Twelve Algoma University students recently participated in the 40th annual North American Model United Nations (NAMUN), Canada’s longest-running university-level Model United Nations conference.
Accompanied by their faculty advisor, Dr. Monika Thakur, from the Department of Law and Politics,
Record-Setting $20 million for student awards for 2024-25 Academic Year
Last night, Algoma University proudly hosted its 31st annual Student Awards Ceremony at Quattro in Sault Ste. Marie — celebrating the exceptional achievements of its students and recognizing the community of support that empowers their success.
CAMPUS CLOSURE UPDATE: Due to inclement winter weather conditions, the Algoma University Timmins campus is cancelling all in-person classes as of while the University remains open.
Class Schedule Adjustments:
In-Person Classes: All classes will continue to be offered remotely.
Record-Setting $20 million for student awards for 2024-25 Academic Year
(BRAMPTON, ON – March 5, 2025): Last night, Algoma University proudly hosted its inaugural Brampton Student Awards Ceremony at the Dreams Convention Centre — a meaningful milestone in the University’s ongoing commitment to celebrating student achievement across all campus communities.