Canadian east coast music phenomenon Partner will be playing a free concert in The Speakeasy on Thursday, March 1 at 8:00pm.
Partner to Perform at The Speakeasy
Algoma U Hosts 13th Annual Gathering at the Rapids Pow Wow
Algoma University and SASA welcome everyone to come and indulge in Indigenous culture and customs at the 13th Annual Gathering at the Rapids Pow Wow: Celebrating Life Long Learning at the GLC on March 3 and March 4.
Making Friends Like a Boss
A week has passed since I first arrived in Austria. Time is already moving and so much has happened: between arriving, meeting friends, getting a roommate, figuring out the system, going on a spontaneous day trip,
Algoma University/Shingwauk Kinoomaage Gamig Joint Statement
Yesterday, members of our community gathered in the Shingwauk auditorium to express and share thoughts and feelings about the Colten Boushie death.
Driven to Become a Historian
When I took the plunge and decided to begin my undergraduate degree at Algoma University I wasn’t sure what to expect. Moving from Toronto to Sault Ste. Marie as a lone 19-year-old was certainly a daunting adventure;
Algoma U Honours Team Jacobs
On Wednesday, Algoma University will honour the Team Jacobs rink in a special roadside dedication ceremony, taking place on the Algoma U campus.
Studying Abroad in Austria
Hey Thunderbirds! My name is Alexandra Berlingieri and I am a third-year BBA student at Algoma University. I am born and raised in Sault Ste. Marie Ontario, so you could say that I like to call Sault Ste.
Two Degrees and Counting
When Shawna Partridge first came to Algoma University in the fall of 2008, she was unsure about her future path. However, in only three years’ time, her growing passion and interest in writing and literature made clear her bright and brilliant future in English Literature.
An Interdisciplinary Degree
Although Sarah Devon’s four-years at Algoma University are coming to an end this June, she will always have close ties to the Sault Ste. Marie University. For Devon, Algoma U has provided her with the opportunity to explore her love for History and English,
Algoma U Welcomes Joe Tom Sayers as New Director of Anishinaabe Initiatives
Algoma University is pleased to announce the appointment of Joe Tom Sayers as Director of Anishinaabe Initiatives.