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Analysis: Albertans disapprove of Donald Trump — and his brand is weakening separatism, too

Researchers explain why some separatist organizers in Alberta have distanced themselves from Donald Trump as the independence referendum approaches.
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McLean Centre for Collaborative Discovery celebrates grand opening

The McLean Centre is Canada’s first business school building designed for experiential learning.
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What makes elections accessible? McMaster researchers look beyond ramps and elevators

A five-year study to identify accessibility barriers for electors and candidates with disabilities and develop mitigation strategies will start with the upcoming Ontario municipal elections.
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McMaster joins OVIN as a strategic partner to accelerate automotive and mobility solutions in Ontario

The collaboration will strengthen industry-research partnerships, support the growth of high-potential Ontario-based ventures and accelerate the commercialization of automotive and mobility technologies.
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McMaster students open up about what it means to belong in new podcast

New Student Affairs Opening Up podcast is amplifying student voices and creating space for honest conversations.
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Turning ideas into impact: McMaster entrepreneurs drive economic growth and job creation

The Made at Mac annual report showcases the growing economic impact of the university's entrepreneurship ecosystem.
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Fallin’ for Hamilton

Olive Thomas is studying waterfalls and erosion on the Niagara escarpment to help guide Hamilton's future.
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In pictures: National Day of Truth and Reconciliation at McMaster

Around campus and in the community, the McMaster community gathered to commemorate, participate and reflect on the day.
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Ron Schlegel remembered for a lifetime of service and philanthropy

The founder of Schlegel Villages leaves a legacy of advancing groundbreaking research in aging, mental health, addiction and trauma.
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Q&A: Getting to know McMaster’s new faculty special advisor to the provost on AI

Bhagwati Gupta shares his perspective on the opportunities AI presents for research and education, and why good judgment remains essential.
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Following the clues: Jess Shulman ‘00 reflects on her career journey to the crossword desk

From McMaster engineering student to puzzles and games editor at The Globe and Mail, Jess Schulman reflects on her unconventional career path.
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Viral infections can accelerate the progression of ALS, McMaster researchers find

A new study suggests that common viral infections — like influenza or COVID-19 — could accelerate the onset and progression of this debilitating disease.