Algoma University’s Visual Art Program is back on campus with students working in new studios.
Small Treasures Open House Show and Sale
Algoma U Hosts Parent Night on November 29
Algoma University encourages all prospective students and their parents or guardians to attend our upcoming information night.
Relocating General Hospitals in Canadian History
On November 22, Algoma University alumni Dr. Shay Sweeney will deliver a lecture that offers a different take on the role of hospitals within communities.
23rd Annual Elders Gathering
Since 1995, the University has been welcoming Elders to campus to share their knowledge and wisdom at the Elders Gathering.
The Pride of a Community
Tahnee Caraballo is a graduate of Algoma University’s Law and Justice program and is currently preparing for the third year of her Juris Doctorate from the Bora Laskin Faculty of Law at Lakehead University. The decision to begin her academic journey at Algoma University was deeply rooted.
Coming Full Circle
It has been more than 20 years since Colleen Rose graduated with a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) from Algoma University College and began her career with the military. Now, decades later, her academic journey is coming full circle as she has been selected for sponsorship and will soon embark on Master of Business Administration (MBA).
Algoma U: Much More Than Academics for Bryan Evans
Exemplary work habits and a deep-seated passion for everything about Algoma University made Bryan Evans the perfect choice for a Service Excellence Champion award introduced last year. The 23-year-old — who was both an alumnus and a student — received a plaque for the honour during on-campus Employee Recognition Day ceremonies in August 2016.
Algoma U Computer Science Students Show Off Their Work
On Friday, November 17th, Algoma University fourth-year computer science students will be presenting their thesis proposals in a public forum.
Algoma U Raises Funds for United Way
Algoma University raised over $5,000 for the United Way campaign during its “Spooktacular Campus” event on October 30th.
Algoma University Grad Wins Dove Fellowship
Walpole First Nation grad Brandee Ermatinger recently received exciting news that she has been awarded a prestigious DOVE Fellowship from the University of Minnesota – Twin Cities. The fellowship, valued at approximately $48,000, will help fund her Master of Arts in Linguistics from the American post-secondary institution,