Institutional News

The largest philanthropic gift to kinesiology in Canadian university history supports a long-term vision for global healthspan research, education, health policy and community impact.

A driver on the Mailroom and Logistics team, Gingerich brought a sense of humour and laughter to the garage.

President Susan Tighe shares a message on the launch of Bolder Together, McMaster’s Strategic Plan 2026-2031.

A roadmap for the university’s priorities and decision-making in coming years, the plan will provide a united vision for advancing teaching, learning, research and community impact. 

This latest gift creates support and opportunities to enhance the student experience for a new generation of outstanding clinical care staff.

This year’s theme, “Building a Strong, Accessible Canada,” calls on institutions, communities, and individuals to take meaningful action toward a barrier-free society.

June is National Indigenous History Month and Pride Month, and campus groups representing diverse Indigenous and 2SLGBTQIA+ communities have together made a plan that ensures both are appropriately represented.

Starting with a launch event for staff and faculty, Pride Month will also feature workshops, webinars and programming for students.

Anchored at McMaster’s Automotive Resource Centre within McMaster Innovation Park, the Southern Ontario Innovation Hub will bring together industry, academia and government in a single, co-located environment.

The annual BBQ and vendor fair returns Wednesday, May 6, with opportunities to connect, learn and recognize community contributions to health and safety.

The Distinguished University Professor was a groundbreaking cancer biologist, dedicated mentor and tireless community advocate. 

The Day of Mourning remembers and honours those whose lives were lost or who were injured due to a workplace tragedy.