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Jennifer Graci standing in front of the Kinesiology department sign in the Faculty of Science.

Jennifer Graci is the glue that holds Kinesiology together 

From running a great meeting to organizing the department’s potato chip parties and Olympic gatherings, the academic program manager is at the heart of this tight-knit community. 
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McMaster exhibit challenges the view of older adults as passive bystanders to technology

‘Engaged: Aging with Technology’ questions how older Hamiltonians use, think about, and interact with technologies in their homes.
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Touch grass: Annual Earth Day Fair combines campus sustainability, DIY houseplants, healthy treats

This year's fair features hands-on activities and interactive displays that bring sustainability to life, as well as a chance to win a pair of AirPods.
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McMaster honours student-athletes at 102nd Marauder Awards Show

The annual celebration once again highlighted the dedication, leadership, and excellence of Marauder student-athletes.
McMaster's flag lowered to half-mast at the top of University Hall on a snowy day

McMaster mourns the loss of Flynn Pavlovsky

Flags on campus will be lowered today as the community pauses to honour his memory.
A woman with dark hair in a reflective vest and a hard hat, standing on a construction scaffolding.

‘I don’t want my work to sit on a shelf’ — Sindhuja Iyer just keeps on building

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.
Vinh Nguyen leans against a wall with his arms crossed and almost a smile on his face.

Mac grad Vinh Nguyen’s book chosen for Hamilton Reads 2026

'This recognition is a homecoming for me,' says the Humanities graduate and author of The Migrant Rain Falls in Reverse.
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Finding close-knit community at McMaster

From the Sport Fitness School to Wilson College, Alexandra Leake was drawn to the welcoming environment at McMaster - and she's building even more inclusive spaces for future students.
A woman on a customized scooter-like bike races while tethered to a large, running dog.

Have dogs, will travel: Floriane Ono-dit-Biot and her dogs compete in sports around the world

Ono-dit-Biot is the primary point of contact for the Brockhouse Institute for Materials Research. She's also a dryland musher, riding a custom scooter-bike with her extremely athletic dogs.
A poster for the upcoming Archives Alive event on March 20.

Archives Alive Q&A: Sylva and the roots of environmental thinking

Myron Groover’s lecture on March 20 explores 17th-century environmental concerns and why they still matter today.
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Play to win: International Women’s Day event highlights how women should invest in themselves 

Featuring a keynote and panel discussion on better investing time, attention, energy and money, the event brought together a network of women in the community. 
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Advice from four exceptional academic leaders on the eve of International Women’s Day

Leaders in the Faculty of Science discuss being a woman in STEM, and share advice they’d give to young women who are set to launch their careers.