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In Photos: Orange Shirt Day at McMaster

Catch up on events on and around campus to commemorate the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

October 2, 2025

Two smiling students in orange Every Child Matters Tshirts carry young potted trees for planting on a bright sunny day.
The Food Tree Planting at lower campus aimed to help increase native biodiversity and enhance a food forest full of plants that have traditional value to local indigenous communities. (Georgia Kirkos, McMaster University)

Swipe through the gallery below to catch up on the food tree planting that is part of the rehabilitation of part of lower campus; Truth and Reconciliation soccer games organized by Athletics and Recreation and the Indigenous Student Athlete Council; the jerseys players wore at the games with the new Marauders logo; and other events to commemorate the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

 

A large hall, with a red carpet down the centre of the wooden floor and rows of chairs set up, facing the stage.

Provost to deliver 2026 State of the Academy on Oct. 19

The address will bring the McMaster community together to reflect on the university’s academic achievements, the work underway across the provost’s portfolio and the opportunities ahead.
Three students wearing and holding McMaster gear pose for a picture.

Show your McMaster Spirit on Maroon Fridays

There's a new Campus Store promotion and weekly prizes to help the McMaster community connect with Bolder Together, the new strategic plan.
In the foreground, a McMaster men's football player seen from behind, with the stadium stands full of fans in the background. Text overlay reads: Enjoy Homecoming. Have fun and stay safe!

This Homecoming, have fun and stay safe!  

As we get ready for Homecoming events on campus, McMaster is collaborating with the City of Hamilton and Hamilton Police Service to share important safety information.