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A person with a backpack walks through a large field. A forest is visible at the back of the field.

From forgotten potato farm to research and conservation forest preserve

Get to know the origin story of McMaster Forest Nature Preserve - a place for ecologically sensitive teaching, research and recreation.
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. 
Two photos, side by side, each showing a large group of people standing on a staircase and posing for the photo.

MBA students turn community challenges into impactful stories at GRIT Week

The week took students outside the traditional classroom to learn from partner organizations, build solutions under pressure and grow as resilient leaders.

‘It’s never too late to start training’: The benefits of strength training

Postdoctoral fellow Matthew Lees explains the importance of strength training as we age and why it’s never too late to start.

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Happy World Art Day Marauders!
 
@macafricansafrofest is an annual student-led project showcasing artistic talent, featuring theatre, dance, fashion, spoken word and musical performances. 
 
Produced by the McMaster student club @macafricans, the event connects community members to culture and personal expression. 
 
Hear from AfroFest Co-President Teni Abadahunsi and attendees about what it means to bring AfroFest to life. 
 
How will you embrace the arts today? 🎭
 
— Chanice, McMaster Student Content Assistant

#WorldArtDay
“You don’t have to train heavy to reap the benefits of resistance training”
 
Matthew Lees, a postdoctoral fellow in the McMaster Department of Kinesiology, explains the vital role strength training plays in healthy aging.
 
Recommendations around resistance-training guidelines were recently updated.
 
Learn what experts have to say about finding the best training program for you at the link in bio
Everywhere you look, there’s a Marauder locked in.

You’ve got this! #AlmostThere
#MadeAtMac celebrates the innovators behind the growing entrepreneurial community here at McMaster
 
Every day, students, researchers and alumni are turning ideas and discoveries into real-world impact
 
They’re doing it through Mac’s ecosystem of innovation that has supported:
 
📈 Nearly 400 startups with over $1 billion raised
👩🏻‍💻 The creation of 1,000+ jobs
 
The future of entrepreneurship at Mac is bright 💡
 
Learn more at the link in bio
 
#entrepreneurship #innovation #commercialization
We are proud to share McMaster has been recognized as one of the top universities in the world to study subjects focused on good health and well-being. 

The university ranked 56th in the world for life sciences and medicine, according to the QS World University Rankings by subject. 

McMaster also rose in four specific subject areas this year: anatomy and physiology; nursing; kinesiology (sports-related subjects); and medicine. Each subject ranked among the top 35 globally in their respective areas. 

Learn more at the link in our bio 

#QSWUR #HigherEd
March 25 is the National Day of Work-Integrated Learning (WIL)! 

WIL is taking your learning beyond the lecture hall and out into the world.
 
Chanice Olokesusi, a Level III Integrated Business and Humanities student, shares how WIL has helped her pursue a career in marketing and communications.
 
#WILbuilds confidence and skills for Chanice.
 
What does WIL build for you?👇
 
#CEWILCanada #WILmonth