Institutional News

Thrive Week, from Jan. 26 to 30, offers a mix of in-person and virtual activities focused on wellness and building connection.

McMaster has support and resources available if global events are affecting your well-being, or you need travel guidance.

All virtual and in-person classes, labs, studios and events are cancelled.

The University is considering a proposal from s2e Technologies to transform the site into an innovation hub with a modern data centre.

The university will close for the holiday break at the end of the work day on Wednesday, Dec. 24, 2025, and will reopen Monday, Jan. 5, 2026. 

The Indigenous Health Learning Lodge at McMaster hosted community leaders and experts for a two-day event to recognize and reflect on the anniversary of release of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s report.

The university and Service Employees’ International Union (SEIU), Local 2, representing Machinists, have reached a tentative agreement.

McMaster and Unifor Local 5555 Unit 5, representing Operations and Maintenance staff at the university, have reached a tentative collective agreement.  

First of all, it’s free: Faculty and staff can book the venue in the heart of downtown Toronto free of charge for events, student recruitment, meetings, training, presentations and more.

Professors Carmel Mothersill and Soo Hyun Byun will lead the project to develop advanced radiation detection instruments for nuclear power plants and investigate the health and environmental effects of low-level radiation.

The educational partnership reflects a shared commitment to community-based clinical training, with more than 375 clinical placements each year across Halton.

The Trans flag will be flown at half-mast above University Hall, and other flags on campus will fly lower as well, to mark this solemn observance.