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Three Laurentian University students—(from left to right) Christian Alvarez-Sierra, Jenna Legault, and Evyn Martin—stand in an outdoor apiary wearing full white protective beekeeping suits and mesh veils. They are each holding up a wooden hive frame covered in honey bees to inspect the health of the colony, with blue and yellow hive boxes stacked on wooden pallets in the foreground.

Rebuilding Ecosystems Through Pollinators in Post-Mining Landscapes

Some may wonder what work honey bees have to do on a mine site, but for one Laurentian University fa...

Mary Wabano-McKay, President and CAO of Shingwauk Kinoomaage Gamig, and Lynn Wells, President of Laurentian University, holding a purple and white Wampum belt.

A Living Agreement: Laurentian University Honours Community-Weaved Wampum Belt

Last fall, during Treaties Recognition Week, a group of students, staff, and community members gathe...

Karolyn McGovern, photo taken by Chris Elliott

Measuring Ecosystem Health by Listening to Frogs

Karolyn McGovern, a master’s student in Biology with a bachelor’s degree in the same field, is the w...

Gisele Roberts, Director of Research and Innovation, smiles while holding her AUTM Canadian Award for excellence in technology transfer.

Gisele Roberts Honoured with National Award for Excellence in Technology Transfer

Laurentian University is pleased to announce that Gisele Roberts, the Director of Research and Innov...

PhD student Jenny Alabi stands before a presentation slide titled "Value Proposition." She gestures toward a flowchart explaining how AI and anaerobic digestion transform municipal waste into renewable energy sources like heat, electricity, and fertilizer.

From Lab to National Stage: PhD Student Jenny Alabi Champions Sustainable Innovation

Laurentian University is proud to feature Jenny Tola Alabi, a first-year PhD student in Engineering ...

Upcoming Events

Red dresses on campus symbolize the spirits of Indigenous women who are missing and murdered.

Red Dress Day 2026

Honouring Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls & 2SLGBTQIA+ People.