Easter break has officially come to an end, and over the past 11 days I have accumulated a million new memories, so much knowledge on the three countries I have visited, a couple new articles of clothing,
My Mini Euro Tour
Easter break has officially come to an end, and over the past 11 days I have accumulated a million new memories, so much knowledge on the three countries I have visited, a couple new articles of clothing,
Students from the computer science program competed in the 19th annual NMU Programming Competition this past weekend. The Algoma squad, consisting of Andrew Douglas, Erik Fischer, and Jacob Poziak earned third place.
My name is Emily Faubert. I’m currently in my last year of the Bachelor of Arts in Psychology program at Algoma University, and I am from Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. I graduated from St. Mary’s College in 2014.
So, another two weeks have passed me by, and since my last blog, my emotions have been on a roller coaster, bringing me down and then all the way back up again. I was told coming into this that there will be good days and bad days,
Business administration students from across Northern Ontario will be put to the test in Algoma University’s 12th Annual Northern Ontario Business Case Competition on March 28th at The Water Tower Inn.
Tomorrow, students from Algoma University’s biology, computer science, and psychology programs will present their theses in various conferences scheduled across campus.
When Emily Faubert was just 17 years old, she ventured abroad alone to Scotland to visit a family friend. In high school at the time, Faubert’s time abroad in the highlands left a lasting impression and a yearning to study abroad herself.
Today, dubbed the United Nation’s International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, Algoma University will be hosting three events to celebrate the University’s diversity while also building a more inclusive and just community.
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.