Algoma U’s annual Homecoming celebration kicks-off this Thursday, September 20th. For three days, the University will be hosting a variety of events on campus and within Sault Ste. Marie for alumni, students, and community members.
Officials from Algoma University were in Whitehorse, YK this week to sign a partnership agreement with the National Aboriginal Lands Managers Association.
Yesterday marked a great day of celebration as Algoma University’s School of Business and Economics welcomed their initial cohort of students on their first day of classes.
Please note the following closures happening at Algoma University and its satellite programming in Timmins and Brampton for the upcoming Labour Day long weekend.
(SAULT STE. MARIE, ON – August 3, 2018): Algoma University is pleased to announce that Elizabeth Edgar-Webkamigad has filled the vacancy for the Director of the Shingwauk Residential Schools Centre (SRSC). This position is a shared position reporting to both the National Shingwauk Residential Schools Centre and the University.
The first major, permanent, residential school Survivor-driven exhibition in a former residential school building opened in ceremony today on the campus of Algoma University in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario.
Today, Algoma University celebrated their 10th anniversary in Brampton with the news that the University’s next phase of development will see their School of Business and Economics opening this fall at their current location in the heart of the downtown.
Today, Algoma University launched the School of Business and Economics and unveiled conceptual drawings for the school, planned to be housed within what is currently the first floor of the Arthur A. Wishart Library.
As my exchange semester came to an end, I said goodbye to my little study abroad life, and took on a new Europe journey with some family by my side. June 18th rolled around and I waited for the arrival of my cousin Brandon and my brother Nicolas to join me for a two-week Berlingieri adventure.
June brought me many different emotions, a lot of goodbyes, and a lot of appreciation for the memories and lifelong friends that I now have. The last couple weeks of the semester were spent embracing every moment we had left in the study abroad world we had created,