(BRAMPTON, ON – June 21, 2024): This week, the Algoma University community celebrated the Brampton class of 2024 in three convocation ceremonies. The ceremonies featured performances by the Eagle Flight Singers and Piper Elizabeth Sheridan, adding a unique and heartfelt touch to the event.
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.
Member of Provincial Parliament and Chief Government Whip, epitomizes the values of leadership, dedication, and community service. His transition from student leader to member of provincial parliament (MPP) reflects his unwavering commitment to positively impacting his community and always coming back to his roots.
Sheila Gruner
Governments and nation-states globally have not adequately addressed the climate crisis, with biodiversity loss is taking place at unprecedented rates, and water sources are becoming increasingly compromised. The planet is witnessing increasing migratory crises,
Connor’s journey from his formative years at Algoma University to his current position as a Senior Software Engineer at Tesla profoundly reflects his embodiment of the 7 grandfather teachings and his identity as a Thunderbird. Throughout his path,
In an intimate ceremony, Algoma University, in partnership with the Peel District School Board (PDSB) and the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board (DPCDSB), celebrated the second cohort of graduates from the newly launched Learners Early Access Program (LEAP).
(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.