Campus Community

The university will be holding a support session and drop-in crisis and grief counselling for students on Thursday, January 16.

Universities across the country will join together in a minute of silence at 1:00 p.m. Wednesday, January 15 (EST) as a national moment of remembrance and honour for all those who died in the crash of Ukrainian Airlines Flight 752 in Iran last week.

Deanna Bowen's solo exhibition A Harlem Nocturne explores forgotten histories of Black Canadians. The work examines race, migration, historical writing and authorship, inspired by archival research into family history.

An internationally renowned artist and architect is working with the McMaster community to create an environmentally sustainable design for the west campus.

In order to better coordinate and generate sustainability programs campus-wide, the university has launched a sustainability action group, chaired by Debbie Martin, AVP and Chief Facilities Officer.

Animals Across Discipline, Time & Space, which opens on January 4, brings together works by five North American artists who use animal imagery to critically address how animals -- including humans -- interact with the world around us.

Philanthropist and community builder David Braley, Nobel laureate Donna Strickland, business leader Bob Beamish and emeritus professor John Collins have been recognized with some of Canada's highest civilian honours.