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New research suggests that no matter how a narrative is expressed our brains relate best to the characters, focusing on the thoughts and feelings of the protagonist of each story.

The study results, published in the journal Gerontechnology, suggest that while older drivers find the rear view cameras helpful, they would appreciate more education on how to use them.

How is a Canadian dairy cow like a Montreal taxi cab? The answer lies in supply management, DeGroote School of Business Dean Leonard Waverman writes in The Globe and Mail.

Current therapy is effective at inducing remission in adult patients with acute myeloid leukemia, but most patients later succumb after a relapse. That relapse has been thought to be caused by rare and dormant cancer stem cells that escape chemotherapy.

Meet Ryan LaRue, PhD student in the Faculty of Engineering and one of this year's recipients of the Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship.

Meet John Krzeczowski, PhD student in neuroscience and one of the recipients of this year's Vanier Scholarships.

Meet Farid Foroutan, PhD student, marathon runner and one of this year's recipients of a Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship.

Meet Sujane Kandasamy, PhD student in the Faculty of Health Sciences and one of this year's recipients of a Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship.

Oliver Wearing is a McMaster PhD student and recipient of the Vanier Graduate Scholarship. He talks about his path to McMaster, his interest in water sustainability, and why deer mice are some of the toughest animals on the planet.

PhD student Carmen Lee is a recipient of the 2018 Vanier Graduate Scholarship. She talks about how her research could one day help build a better smartphone, her work to promote women in STEM, and what she loves most about being in the lab.

A new housing program created by McMaster is proving to be a win-win for students and local seniors.