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Anthropology students hit the streets of Hamilton in search of art
McMaster Anthropology students recently took to the streets of Hamilton armed with cell phones, cameras, tablets, pens and paper to explore and document the street art in five West Harbour neighbourhoods.
Sociology of Education Conference enhances dialogue and networking in Canada
Sociologists and education researchers from around the province recently gathered on the McMaster campus for the Second Annual Canadian Sociology of Education Conference.
McMaster awarded $5.8M in SSHRC funding
McMaster researchers have been awarded nearly six million dollars in funding through the federal government's Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council.
How a piece of Honest Ed’s found its way to McMaster
An oversized column written by distinguished McMaster alumnus Gary Lautens that once adorned the walls of Toronto's Honest Ed's department store, was recently donated to McMaster University Library.
Breathing new life into a medieval gem
It took more than eight months, but thanks to modern restoration techniques and skilful artistry, McMaster's Book of Hours now looks as it did when it was first created 545 years ago.
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