(BRAMPTON, ON – October 21, 2025): Algoma University proudly celebrated the achievements of its Fall Class of 2025 at a convocation ceremony held in Brampton. This year, a single ceremony brought together 686 graduates and their families,
Visiting professors from Germany deepen cross-cultural academic collaboration
Algoma University’s campus recently became a hub of international collaboration as it welcomed visiting professors and administrators from two partner universities in Germany, reinforcing the institution’s commitment to global engagement and experiential learning.
The 2025 John R. Rhodes Scholarship Dinner has officially concluded, marking an inspiring evening that celebrated leadership, community, and enduring local impact. Held at The Machine Shop in Sault Ste. Marie, the sold-out celebration brought together community leaders,
Algoma University expands access to community-centred mental health education, blending academic excellence with practical experience
(SAULT STE. MARIE, TIMMINS, ON – October 15, 2025): Grounded in extensive community input and collaboration, Algoma University is proud to announce that its Master of Psychotherapy (MAP) program has been officially approved by the University Senate,
Algoma University, in partnership with the VR/AR Association, will present Future Canada: Building Economic Resilience at the Intersection of XR and AI on Wednesday, October 15, 2025, at the Pearson Convention Centre in Brampton.
In a Canadian conference first,
University prepares for 2026 intakes by expanding opportunities for students and strengthening its academic offerings
After a successful showing at the Ontario Universities’ Fair (OUF), Algoma University continues to strengthen its commitment to student experience, community connection,
Algoma University proudly celebrated the achievements of its Fall Class of 2025 with a convocation ceremony held at the Porcupine Dante Club in Timmins. Graduates, faculty, families, friends and community members gathered to mark this important milestone.
When Joseph Tubbs first stepped onto Algoma University’s campus in Sault Ste. Marie, it wasn’t just for academics. He came as a recruit for the Thunderbirds varsity basketball team—but he left with so much more than memories of the game.
Membership strengthens Algoma U’s role in Canada’s top research community
Algoma University has officially joined the Royal Society of Canada (RSC) as an Institutional Member, marking a significant step in elevating the University’s national research profile and strengthening its voice in Canada’s leading network of scholars,
Dr. Sheila Gruner, Associate Professor of Community Economic and Social Development at Algoma University (AU) and Director of the Institute of Peoples, Territories, and Pedagogies for Peace (IPTP), recently returned from Colombia where she continues to move forward global collaborations in decolonizing education.