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Jonathan Asante, wearing his Campus Safety Special Constable uniform, smiles on a bright spring day outdoors on campus.

‘We’re approachable and part of the community’ — Jonathan Asante is the famous singing constable

A spontaneous karaoke moment unexpectedly showed off the Special Constable's voice, and the sense of connection he and his colleagues create with students.
Smiling people chat at a vendor table in MUSC.

Celebrating Safety and Health Week at McMaster

The annual BBQ and vendor fair returns Wednesday, May 6, with opportunities to connect, learn and recognize community contributions to health and safety.
Juliet Daniel smiles at the camera against a white backdrop.

‘A life of extraordinary consequence’ McMaster community mourns Professor Juliet Daniel 

The Distinguished University Professor was a groundbreaking cancer biologist, dedicated mentor and tireless community advocate. 

First-year engineering students create real-world accessibility solutions for a community member

Engineering 1P13 students had the opportunity to work closely with Mark McNeil, who was diagnosed with juvenile idiopathic arthritis in childhood, to design accessible products that he could use in his day-to-day life.

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Nicole Fröhlich first came to McMaster as an undergraduate visiting researcher from Brazil. 

The experience was so positive that after completing her degree, she returned to McMaster for her master’s degree in neuroscience. 

“It’s amazing to be back,” she says. 

Her master’s research is in finding blood-based biomarkers to better understand the neurobiological underpinnings of bipolar disorder.

“I want to be able to change lives through research.”  

Fröhlich shares how finding a supportive community at McMaster — whether it was mentorship or practical help in choosing the right winter gear — is shaping her approach to research. 

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Happy World Art Day Marauders!
 
@macafricansafrofest is an annual student-led project showcasing artistic talent, featuring theatre, dance, fashion, spoken word and musical performances. 
 
Produced by the McMaster student club @macafricans, the event connects community members to culture and personal expression. 
 
Hear from AfroFest Co-President Teni Abadahunsi and attendees about what it means to bring AfroFest to life. 
 
How will you embrace the arts today? 🎭
 
— Chanice, McMaster Student Content Assistant

#WorldArtDay