Algoma U Thunderbirds Wrestler Nevaeh Pine Inspires at Moose Hide Campaign Day 2025Second-Year Student and Advocate Speaks Out for MMIWG2S
On May 15, amidst a crowd of over 300,000 participants across the country, Algoma University student and Thunderbirds wrestler Nevaeh Pine delivered a powerful keynote at the 2025 Moose Hide Campaign Day Walk to End Violence in Ottawa,
Jackson Reed’s (BA Music ‘21) journey as an artist and educator began at Algoma University, where he pursued a double focus in music and visual art. With a major in guitar performance, his studies explored both classical and jazz techniques,
Advancing shared goals in environmental governance, self-determination, and decolonial education
lgoma University is honoured to welcome the Colombian Minister of Equality and Equity, Carlos Rosero, along with a delegation of Indigenous and Afro-descendant leaders, during their visit to Sault Ste.
Algoma University students, Domanique Camara and Meilannie Frost, recently returned from a transformative research trip to Jordan, that took place from April 28 to May 9. The students worked as research assistants under the guidance of Dr.
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Approved by the Board of Governors on April 28, Algoma University has released its 2025–26 annual operating budget, outlining a thoughtful and balanced plan to steward $122.5 million in expenditures against projected revenues of $123.6 million—resulting in a modest surplus of just over $1 million.
Algoma University’s Department of Biology proudly hosted its inaugural Graduate Symposium, marking an exciting milestone for the first cohort of Master of Science students in the thesis-based program. Held as a half-day event, the symposium featured student presentations that explored a wide range of biological and environmental research critical to today’s ecological challenges.
Quincy Clark graduated from Algoma University in 2023 with an Honours Bachelor of Science in Biology and has since continued her academic journey as a Master’s student at Algoma. Drawn back by the meaningful connections she formed with faculty—especially her supervisor,
For Amy Carlson (BSc Biology ‘24), pursuing a Master’s degree was a natural progression. With a strong foundation in the natural sciences, she recognized that careers in research, industry, and government often require advanced education. In her view,
Innovative event blends sport and education to engage local students in meaningful recruitment experience
In a bold and engaging approach to student recruitment, Algoma University’s Brampton campus recently engaged four local high schools for its first-ever indoor cricket tournament at the Save Max Sports Centre,
Algoma University’s BRIDGE Lab recently hosted its second annual Research Symposium, themed ‘Algoma Today, a Flourishing Tomorrow’. Held at the Convergence Centre on the Sault campus, the event brought together students, faculty, and alumni to showcase research on innovation,