Institutional News

The launch of the strategic plan will feature voices of faculty members, students, alumni, staff and community partners, as well as a Q&A with senior leaders.

Federal government invests $43 million to research at McMaster to advance economic, societal and health benefits for Canadians.

The strategy reflects a shared responsibility to create conditions where every member of the McMaster community can learn, teach, work, contribute and flourish.

As McMaster students move into the areas around campus, the university is reminding them to be good neighbours who contribute to a great living environment.

The disruption is expected to begin at midnight and last until approximately 6 a.m. on Friday, Aug. 7.

Some work will continue over the next few days, and it is anticipated that this will have minimal impact on site operations.

This latest investment will boost production of custom medical isotopes used in treatments for cancer patients around the world.

Two researchers received more than $2.4 million each for projects that explore digital tools for democracy and the care economy of older adults.

The U21 School for Sustainable Policy Leadership brought international postgraduate students from diverse academic backgrounds to McMaster for an immersive experience focused on sustainability, leadership and policy innovation.

Environment Canada has issued a Special Air Quality Statement due to wildfire smoke in parts of Ontario, including the Hamilton area.

Bringing together and strengthening programs in Globalization, Social Psychology and Public Policy, the new school in the Faculty of Social Sciences will create opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration.

The demolition process for the former industrial building will proceed through the appropriate municipal approval process.