News

October 9th, 2026 | 2-minute read

Laurentian University closes 2025–26 fiscal year in stable position, launches 2027–2028 budget process

Laurentian University has officially closed its 2025–2026 fiscal year, with the institution continuing to build long-term financial sustainability while fulfilling its obligations under the Exit Loan Agreement with the Province. Audited financial statements for the last fiscal year will be presented to the Board of Governors for approval at its upcoming meeting on October 16.

News

October 8th, 2026 | 3-minute read

How Donor Support is Shaping Architecture Student Michelle Zephyr’s Journey at Laurentian

For Michelle Zephyr, pursuing her passion for architecture has been an international journey across continents, career pivots, and motherhood. Now a fourth-year student at Laurentian University’s McEwen School of Architecture, Zephyr is sharing how donor-funded support through the Stevenson Family Scholarship has helped balance her studies, family life, and future goals.

Three-panel collage showing architecture student Michelle Zephyr constructing a wooden chair at the McEwen School of Architecture.
News

October 7th, 2026 | 3-minute read

Laurentian University Delivers Roadmap for 5 year Minerals and Mining Strategy

Laurentian University showcased their roadmap for the new Minerals and Mining Strategy during a half-day Strategy Implementation Forum, reinforcing its position as a global leader in mining education, sustainable research, and innovation. This first-of-its-kind strategy outlines key priorities to drive new educational and training opportunities, advance innovative research and technologies, expand co-op and career opportunities, and strengthen regional and Indigenous partnerships across Northern Ontario.

Five representatives pose in front of a Laurentian University Minerals and Mining Strategy backdrop, flanked by the Canadian, Ontario, Franco-Ontarian, and university flags.
Events

Graduate Studies Fair

October 28, 2026 • 10 AM - 3 PM

Parker Building, Atrium

#

More to Explore

Book a Campus Tour

A Laurentian University Domestic Recruitment team member giving a tour and smiling.

Discover Our Programs

Student holding IV

Browse Services and Support

A Laurentian University staff member at the Hub helping a new Laurentian University student.
News

October 6th, 2026 | 3-minute read

Voyageurs Host Inaugural Peter Campbell Voyageurs Classic

Pre-season university basketball returns to the Ben F. Avery Gymnasium over Thanksgiving weekend (October 8–10) as the Laurentian Voyageurs host the inaugural Peter Campbell Voyageurs Classic. Marking the men’s first home pre-season tournament since 2019, the tournament celebrates the rich legacy of former men’s basketball head coach Peter Campbell while bringing top-tier national talent to Greater Sudbury.

Side-by-side composite photo featuring former head coach Peter Campbell. On the left, Campbell speaks at a podium in front of a Canadian Interuniversity Sport backdrop. On the right, an archived newspaper clipping displays a younger, suit-and-tie-clad Campbell on the sidelines alongside a sports article excerpt.
News

October 2nd, 2026 | 2-minute read

Laurentian University Professor Dr. Jacqueline Litzgus Honoured with Francis R. Cook Mentorship Award

Dr. Jacqueline Litzgus, Full Professor of Biology and Director of the Cooperative Freshwater Ecology Unit at Laurentian University, has been awarded the prestigious Francis R. Cook Mentorship Award at the Canadian Herpetological Society (CHS) Annual Conference.

Dr Jacqueline Litzgus with current and former students at the Canadian Herpetological Society conference where Litzgus was presented with the mentorship award.
News

October 1st, 2026 | 5-minute read

New Scientific Tools Reveal One of Canada's Most Damaging Aquatic Invasive Species Has Been Here Much Longer than We Thought

In a new study, researchers use environmental DNA analysis and radiocarbon dating to rewrite the history of the spiny water flea, one of the most damaging aquatic invaders in North America, highlighting opportunities for better monitoring and earlier detection.

A side-by-side composite photo: the left panel shows a close-up microscopic view of a clear, translucent spiny water flea with its long barbed tail spine; the right panel shows two researchers in bright red coats operating a small motorized boat across a tree-lined lake.
Events

A Fireside Chat: Owned by the Earth, Building the Future

October 8, 2026 • 7 PM - 9 PM

Fraser Auditorium, Laurentian University

Promotional graphic for A Fireside Chat, featuring a lake landscape in the background and the portraits of each of the panelists.

More to Explore

Book a Campus Tour

A Laurentian University Domestic Recruitment team member giving a tour and smiling.

Discover Our Programs

Student holding IV

Browse Services and Support

A Laurentian University staff member at the Hub helping a new Laurentian University student.
News

September 29th, 2026 | 2-minute read

Laurentian University Opens Fall Scholarship & Bursary Applications

Millions of dollars in financial assistance are available to Laurentian University students this fall, and campus leaders are issuing a direct call to action: take the time to apply.

A diverse group of university students smiling and posing together outdoors in front of the Parker Building at Laurentian University, with several extending their arms outward enthusiastically.
News

September 28th, 2026 | 2-minute read

Laurentian University Previews Event Lineup for 2026 National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Guest Speaker Dr. Alika Lafontaine

On Wednesday, September 30, 2026, Laurentian University will host a full-day gathering at the Indigenous Sharing and Learning Centre for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (Debwewin miinwa Minadaapnagewin).

ide-by-side promotional graphics for Laurentian University events. On the left, a "Save the Date" card for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30, 2026, featuring photos of Elder Grace Fox and Dr. Jenny Kay Dupuis. On the right, a portrait of guest speaker Dr. Alika Lafontaine promoting his presentation "The Outrage Cure: Understanding Anger to Heal Relationships, Systems, and Self."