Ontario’s First Residential School Survivor-Led National Centre of Cultural Excellence
In partnership with the Children of Shingwauk Alumni Association (CSAA), Algoma University hosted a powerful and emotional gathering to mark the official turning of the earth for Makwa Waakaa’igan—a transformative National Centre of Cultural Excellence—led by Residential School Survivors and the first of its kind in Ontario.
Algoma University proudly celebrated its largest graduating class to date in Brampton with three Convocation ceremonies held over two days, honouring the academic achievements and community contributions of more than 1,700 graduates from across a range of disciplines.
Algoma University is honoured to sponsor the City of Brampton’s Heartbeats in Arts & Culture Program–the first of its kind in Canada—designed to celebrate and empower Black and Indigenous high school students through mentorship from Indigenous and Black artists and professionals,
Honouring Leaders in Education, Advocacy and Community Service
(SAULT STE. MARIE, ON – June 14, 2025): Algoma University proudly celebrated its 2025 Spring Convocation, conferring degrees on 440 graduates during a ceremony held at the Roberta Bondar Pavilion in Sault Ste.
Algoma University proudly marked a milestone moment today with a special recognition event celebrating the naming of the Cameron Faculty of Science. This historic designation—approved by the University’s Board of Governors—marks the first faculty naming in the institution’s history,
Interdisciplinary opportunity offers hands-on insight for Algoma U duo to explore the evolving intersection of artificial intelligence and urban design
A Computer Science student and professor from Algoma University recently traveled to Amsterdam, Netherlands, to take part in AI in the City — an immersive program exploring real-world applications of artificial intelligence (AI) in urban settings,
From Algoma University in Sault Ste. Marie to the global stage, Justin Fiacconi (BA Political Science ‘21) has carved a path that blends curiosity, passion, and purpose. After completing a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science he went on to earn two master’s degrees at Carleton University—first in International Affairs and then in Journalism.
Ongoing International Partnership Advances Shared Goals in Reconciliation, Equity, and Decolonial Education
Earlier this month, Algoma University’s Faculty of Cross-Cultural Studies (FCCS), in collaboration with the Institute of Peoples, Territories and Pedagogies for Peace (IPTP), welcomed delegates from the Colombian Ministry of Equality and Equity,
A team of business students from Algoma University’s Sault Ste. Marie campus successfully participated in the 2025 Human Resources Professional Association of Ontario (HRPA) Student Case Competition, a multi-day, immersive learning opportunity designed to bridge the gap between classroom theory and real-world application.
Algoma University Biology Professor Dr. Michael Twiss, in collaboration with the International Joint Commission’s (IJC) Great Lakes Science Advisory Board, recently presented the Great Lakes Winter Science: Summary Report. This groundbreaking research represents a significant achievement in advancing scientific understanding of the Great Lakes,