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Kwasi Adu-Poku, Janna Getty and Emma Krentz make up the fifth cohort of undergraduate Wilson Leaders.

Normally, at this time of year, the Library's public computers are in high demand by students for course assignments, printing, and web searches. But now, with these spaces closed, the processing power in the Library's public computers is being used in a very different way.

McMaster students are offering a friendly voice and a helping hand to older adults in isolation during the pandemic.

McMaster students and recent graduates recently vied for up to $100,000 in grants and cash prizes at the Forge Student Startup Competition, held virtually on March 30.

Lindsay Sutherland (DeGroot) and Danielle Boiago named to Top 100 list, which marks the 100th anniversary of the first Canadian university women's basketball match.

McMaster is offering students the chance to stay in residence this summer at a special student-only rate.

Canada's Best Diversity Employers is an annual competition that recognizes employers across Canada that have exceptional workplace diversity and inclusiveness programs.

Five women with connections to McMaster were recognized on March 5th at the 44th annual YWCA Hamilton's Women of Distinction Awards event.

The McMaster community can now recycle old phones, laptops, hard drives and other electronic waste, securely and sustainably using a new e-waste bin located in Mills Library.

Meet local tech companies this week at Connect to Careers Job Fair's Tech Zone.

McMaster University is launching a Teaching and Learning Strategic Planning Process that will draw on the expertise of faculty, students and staff to identify strengths, areas for improvement, and ideas for the future of teaching and learning at McMaster.

From March 2-6, McMaster University Library is hosting a series of events in celebration of Open Education Week, a global event to raise awareness about how Open Educational Resources can help make education more affordable and accessible to learners world-wide.