Impact & Service

Lachlan and Doris MacLachlan’s gift will expand programming and provide renewable financial aid to help students overcome barriers to education.

Wilson students joined youth from across Hamilton at the HamOntYouth Summit, where they covered pressing civic issues and topics that affect youth.

Developed by McMaster students and faculty, the workshops are easily integrated into the Scouts meeting structure, engaging participants from the age of five into their 20s.

Now enrolled in the MBA program at DeGroote School of Business, Nyamande founded a non-profit that advocates for those affected by cancer - informed by her own experience.

The rugby powerhouse is redefining leadership off the field with March for Women — an initiative spotlighting women's health and the silent exodus of female athletes from sport.

From mentoring hard-of-hearing students to earning a national scholarship, this MBA student is leading with resilience and advocacy.

Alysha McDonald is studying how previously incarcerated men manage their own risks as they navigate freedom, relationships and identity.  

Lucille LeBlanc has established the Richard J. LeBlanc Bursary to support students entering Wilson College of Leadership and Civic Engagement.

Singleton's work was selected for the 2025 Orange Shirt design, now being sold on McMaster's campus.

The Nursing student known for building community and supporting her team is gearing up for the women's soccer nationals, when the best players in the country will come to McMaster.

Wilson-Zegil has led STEM outreach events for kids, and published two children's books about robots. She's part of the inaugural class in Wilson College's Leadership & Civic Studies program.

The June edition of GRIT Week partnered MBA students with non-profits to produce a short film. The stories they made show the power of community-engaged learning to inspire empathy, action and change.