(SAULT STE. MARIE, ON – June 8, 2024): Today, the Algoma University community celebrated the convocation of the largest graduating class yet on the Sault Ste. Marie campus, with over 500 grads walking the stage in Saturday’s ceremony.The convocation ceremony featured tributes to Algoma University professor and Tier II Canada Research Chair in Healing and Reconciliation Paulette Steeves,
Algoma University will be hosting several events to celebrate and commemorate National Indigenous History Month and Indigenous People’s Day.
National Indigenous History Month and Indigenous Peoples Day are commemorated each June to recognize, celebrate and honour the history,
Algoma University’s 2024-25 annual budget delivers record investments in people and communities by building more, hiring more, and supporting academic excellence.
Passed Thursday evening by the Algoma University Board of Governors, the $233.8 million budget invests $44 million in capital plus $18 million to ensure building operations are smooth and responsive to student and faculty needs.
Students complete immersive educational experience in India
Algoma University is becoming a leader in international education opportunities—including a recent transformative fifteen-day trip to India, part of the ‘Global Rise of India: Democracy, Politics and Development’ course.
In response to the announcement by Shingwauk Kinoomaage Gamig (SKG) that Mary Wabano-McKay will be its next president, Algoma University President and Vice-chancellor Asima Vezina is sending heartfelt congratulations to both Wabano-McKay and SKG and celebrating the deepening of bonds between the two institutions.
Survivor -led event is open to the public by donation(SAULT STE. MARIE, ON – May 24, 2024): In support of the Children of Shingwauk Alumni Association (CSAA), NORDIK Institute’s Community Support Team, YES Theater, and the City of Sault Ste.
Groundbreaking research published in a special journal issue is co-authored by Algoma University’s Dr. Andrew Judge.
Elaine Ho-Tassone, PhD, a rising star in the field of freshwater science, has been awarded the Journal of Great Lakes Research (JGLR) Elsevier Early Career Scientist Award for a groundbreaking journal article based on her research.
Gadfly Stratton embodies the spirit of scientific inquiry and social responsibility. Graduating from Algoma University with an Honours Bachelor of Science in Biology in 2015, Gadfly’s journey in academia and research has been driven by a curiosity about our relationship with the environment.
Global Skills Opportunity expands opportunities for underrepresented groups
Algoma University joins forces with Lakehead University for an international exchange of Indigenous cultural knowledge in Belize, immersing students in a one-of-a-kind educational experience.
The eleven-day trip examines Mayan and Garifuna Ethnomedicine,
Algoma University announced Tuesday it will build a new 500-plus bed student residence in Brampton, a concrete step towards easing the housing crunch.
“Every student deserves a safe, affordable place to call home,” said Algoma University President and Vice-Chancellor Asima Vezina.