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Trump's dangerous fusion of militarism, spectacle, authoritarian politics and religious fundamentalism sanctifies violence, cloaking destruction in the language of destiny while rendering its victims invisible, writes Henry Giroux.

Flags on campus will be lowered today as the community pauses to honour his memory.

Denise Catacutan brought home the gold, and Jeremie Alexander the bronze in a highly competitive competition, underscoring McMaster's position as a global leader in next-generation antibiotic discovery.

New findings underscore the resilience of drug-resistant bacteria, and the need to carefully handle promising therapies like phages, which are the viruses that prey on them.

Countries and companies are bracing for far-reaching and long-term economic effects long after the Strait of Hormuz reopens, Behrouz Bakhtiari says.

Construction project manager Sindhuja Iyer got her master's degree in Engineering and Public Policy and started her PhD while working full-time on long-term projects and raising a child.

At Yale’s Microbial Sciences Institute, Colautti is leveraging new tools to answer ambitious, fundamental questions about the biology of these bugs.  

A new study finds that missing gut bacteria may prevent some people with celiac disease from fully benefiting from high-fibre supplements or diets.

'Co-op can open all kinds of doors.' The Faculty of Science undergraduate researcher is sharing insights and encouragement from his experience with his peers.

A global team co-led by McMaster researchers found that fluvoxamine significantly improved fatigue and quality of life among adults with long COVID.

The trans flag is flying on campus to celebrate Two Spirit, trans, nonbinary, and gender-diverse people, and as a reminder to work to create safer, more inclusive communities.

As we turn the corner from winter, President Susan Tighe shares updates about the past few months, and wishes students the best as they finish critical assignments and prepare for exams.