Introduction of Graduate Degrees planned for 2022-23
(BRAMPTON/SAULT STE. MARIE/TIMMINS, ON: November 25, 2021): Plans for continued development at Algoma University, including the introduction of graduate degrees, were made more evident this evening thanks to the unanimous adoption of the institution’s new five-year Academic Plan by the Board of Governors.
Unlimited Access to Counselling, Life Coaching and Support Resources
(SAULT STE. MARIE, ON- November 17, 2021): In an effort to prioritize student mental health and wellness, and as part of the University’s Holistic Student Success Strategy,
(SAULT STE. MARIE, ON- November 16, 2021): Algoma University is pleased to announce its partnership with Devant to launch a customized, web-based platform that provides enhanced career development opportunities and resources for international students.
Through Algoma University’s partnership with Devant,
Francesca Ekwuyasi (https://www.ekwuyasi.com/) is a writer and multidisciplinary artist from Lagos, Nigeria. Her first novel, Butter Honey Pig Bread, launched her onto the Canadian literary scene, gaining a place on the Giller Prize longlist and on the shortlist for the 2021 Governor General’s Award and the 2021 Amazon Canada First Novel Award.
(SAULT STE. MARIE, ON- November 12, 2021): More than 200 Algoma University students will be gaining global skills through the newly launched Global Learning Leadership Skills Development Program (GLLSDP).
The international study and work opportunities developed through GLLSDP will unlock students’ endless potential through life-changing global skills and experiences.
Victory highlight of busy weekend for Thunderbird varsity athletes!
(SAULT STE. MARIE, ON – NOV. 8, 2021): The Algoma University Thunderbirds had a lot to celebrate this past weekend with student-athletes from the school’s curling, wrestling,
(SAULT STE. MARIE, ON- OCTOBER 29, 2021): If you are looking for the perfect way to celebrate Halloween this year, the Algoma Reads event this Tuesday, November 2nd is for you! We will be reading C.
Former “Shifting Indigenous Frontline Tactics- SHIFT” training updated to reinforce the importance of mutual respect
Algoma University recently received $262,500 in funding from the Government of Canada’s Canadian Heritage Anti-Racism Action Program (ARAP) for the Gabegendaadowin program.
Natalie Zina Walschots (http://nataliewalschots.com/), author of the CBC Canada Reads shortlisted book, Hench, will be virtually visiting Algoma University at 4:00 pm on Tuesday, 26 October for Algoma Reads.
Hench rewrites the superhero genre to raise important questions about power,
As a life-long resident of Sault Ste. Marie who grew up in poverty, facing many different struggles along the way, Algoma U Alumnus Steven McCoy (BBA ‘14) understands the importance of giving back to his community through his dedicated volunteer work and award-winning business.