The Anishinaabe People’s Council of Algoma University will be hosting a private screening of critically-acclaimed movie Indian Horse at the Galaxy Cinemas, prior to the national release of the film in April. The private screening is slated for March 31st at 9:30am.
The WUSC Local Committee of Algoma University will be shining a light on women’s education in the developing world on March 24th in a Shine a Light dinner fundraiser, from 6:30pm – 10:00pm in the Doc Brown Lounge.
When I started working at Algoma University’s Shingwauk Residential Schools Centre (SRSC), I was excited for a new opportunity. I was thrilled to be working in a community-based archive and loved the idea of getting to spend every day immersed in history.
I did it, I made it through a whole month of being in Wiener Neustadt, Austria. The days pass by at what it seems to be a slow pace, but then when I look back, it has indeed been a whole month!
My name is Marissa Ditoro and I am a third year social work student, originally from Omaha, Nebraska, but now a local of Milton, Ontario.
I’m very involved in the Algoma community – which happened more by accident than on purpose.
Algoma U is hosting an Information Night on March 13 at 7:00pm in room CC400 of the Essar Convergence Centre, for those interested in the accelerated degree program.
Algoma U will be hosting its annual March Break Open House for high school and college students on March 13th starting at 9:15am. Participants will have a chance to win free first-year tuition.
In a world where successful entrepreneurs become household names, and their products can change the world, Nevin Buconjic can trace his entrepreneurial roots back to age 12. Having started eight companies in his lifetime, Buconjic is no stranger to risk-taking,
Routine is finally setting in, and for those of you who know me personally, this is necessary for my survival. I like to have routine during the weeks, of course with a little bit of variety to spice things up.
On Thursday, March 8, Algoma U and REEL CANADA will be showing Canadian-made film One Week, starring Joshua Jackson.