Samuel Jok Awan Chiengkuach has found refuge in Canada. The 36-year-old has lived in Canada since 2000, after fleeing the continent of Africa and civil war, which displaced him and his family when he was only a young boy.
Please note the following closures happening at Algoma University and its satellite programming in Timmins and Brampton for the upcoming holiday season.
For Mitch Case, attending Algoma University and Shingwauk Kinoomaage Gamig, marked the start of what will be a lifelong journey toward reconnecting with and understanding Anishinaabe philosophy and knowledge.
Case is Métis from Sault Ste. Marie’s Métis community and Ojibway from Garden River First Nation.
Earlier today the Board of Governors of Algoma University accepted the resignation of Dr. Craig Chamberlin, President of the University.
The Algoma University music ensembles will be delighting audiences at a pair of concerts this week within Sault Ste. Marie.
ORMTA and the Algoma University Music Program are proud to present “Music at the Rapids: A Celebration of Canadian Music in Sault Ste. Marie”, November 27th at 2:00pm in the Shingwauk Auditorium.
Algoma University and the Fine Arts and Music Department are pleased to welcome Amy Fung for an upcoming art writer’s talk and screening of “In Kingdom Come”, first screened at The Images Festival in Toronto.
On Remembrance Day, Shaw TV – Channel 10 will be premiering a special feature, titled “The Writings and Life of George Whalley Presented by Michael DiSanto”.
Algoma U invites all prospective students and their families to attend an information session on November 9th starting at 7:00pm in the Shingwauk Auditorium.
Algoma University and the Anishinaabe Initiatives Division will be hosting the 21st Annual Gathering with our Elders on Saturday, November 5th from 7:00am – 6:00pm on campus.