Due to inclement winter weather conditions, Algoma University’s Brampton campus (including the Creekbank Site in Mississauga) is closed today.

In-Person Classes: All in-person classes are cancelled for Thursday, January 15, 2026. Unless otherwise notified, all in-person classes will resume as of Friday,

 Algoma University’s Visual Arts program has once again partnered with the Sault Area Hospital (SAH) to bring artwork into the Algoma District Cancer Program (ADCP), supporting patient wellbeing by fostering a more calming, welcoming care environment.

Algoma University is proud to recognize the outstanding achievements of its 2024-25 USports Academic All-Canadians, a distinction awarded to varsity student-athletes across the country who have maintained exceptional academic performance while competing at the highest levels of their university sport.

Algoma University’s Music department is pleased to announce the return of the Great Lakes International Summer Music Experience (GLISME) in July 2026, offering exceptional and immersive musical training, performance, and mentorship opportunities for dedicated young musicians.

Algoma University’s Visual Arts program has once again partnered with the Sault Area Hospital (SAH) to bring artwork into the Algoma District Cancer Program (ADCP). Research shows that hospital art collections can positively influence patient health outcomes,

Algoma University’s Department of Applied Business Studies and Executive Education (ABSEE) recently hosted its second Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Esports Tournament, underscoring the growing interest in esports and the University’s commitment to preparing students for emerging,

Dr. Paulette Steeves (Cree-Métis), Professor of Geography, Geology, and Land Stewardship at Algoma University and Tier II Canada Research Chair in Indigenous History, Healing and Reconciliation, served as the invited Special Edition Editor for the December 2025 issue of the American Indian Culture and Research Journal (AICRJ).

Algoma University stands in solidarity with Algoma Steel, its employees and their families following the difficult announcement of layoffs. We know this decision will have a deep impact on many households across Sault Ste. Marie, and on a company that has long been central to the economic and social fabric of our community.

Algoma University students from the Faculty of Business and Economics have raised $4,000 to date to support upgrades at Grace Court, a seniors’ residence in Brampton. The funds were generated through Pitching for Hope, a student-led cricket fundraiser that drew strong community participation.