This post is for the Residential School Museum in Algoma University. They have the hallway located on the Second floor + additional side room which expands into large room with multiple displays and items of art created and displayed.
There is even a diary (physical) in case, and beside it a digital version of the whole diary is available to view thru the pages.

– Ryan J.

I've been succeeding at Algoma U thanks to attention from staff even though I am further North than campus. If you generally make it to class and participate the Professor's seem to take notice and want to guild you towards success. I have been learning a lot more in an academic sense, as most of the topics I've read, experienced, or researched before coming to school. Much appreciate the care into local history.

– Justice Sutherland

Education here is good, and some professors are exceptionally outstanding. However, bureaucracy is a real— Student Success Centre often try if they can, fend you off rather than allowing you to sit and talk to your advisor or accounts team. Trying to get help here, it’s an unproductive cycle where your questions go unanswered, and then you’re blamed for not knowing the answers. The student life team feels like the same 5–6 people organising and attending events suiting to their own interests. The campus is beautiful, and the library’s main floor is the best spot—ironically, also the noisiest (though there is a quieter floor downstairs). Overall, imhho algomau is just a sad place.

– wolf