Flag lowered in recognition of Transgender Day of Remembrance 

The Trans flag will be flown at half-mast above University Hall, and other flags on campus will fly lower as well, to mark this solemn observance. 

November 20, 2025

the Canadian and Ontario flag outside Burke Science Building are lowered to half-mast on a grey day.
Campus flags are being lowered.

Nov. 20 is the annual Transgender Day of Remembrance, a time to remember and honour transgender, nonbinary, Two-Spirit and gender-diverse individuals who lost their lives to transphobic or discriminatory violence.

The Trans flag will be flown at half-mast above University Hall, and other flags on campus will fly lower as well, to mark this solemn observance.

“Today, we honour trans lives, recognize the resilience of trans communities, and reaffirm our responsibility to help create a safer and more inclusive campus,” writes Rusan Lateef, associate director in the Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Office at McMaster, in a message to the campus community.

Click here for the full message.

The area between the buildings MDCL, MUMC, LR Wilson and LSB on a winter day.

Feb. 10 – 13: Emergency vehicles on campus for training

Starting today, fire department and HazMat vehicles will be on campus every evening this week for routinely scheduled training.
Exterior of the side of the Engineering Technology Building on a summer day

ETB cleared to partially reopen after flooding 

Floors 1 through 5 of the Engineering Technology Building will reopen on Thursday, Feb. 5 following a safety assessment. 
Exterior of the Engineering Technology Building at McMaster, seen during the summer.

ETB to remain closed Feb. 4 for flooding cleanup

The Engineering Technology Building is closed Feb. 3 and Feb. 4 because of flooding on the basement and first floor.