Leadership & Governance

Maureen MacDonald reflects on her new role, her time as dean of the Faculty of Science, leading a spin class and completing a project that was 25 years in the making.

A panel discussion, featuring colleagues from President Susan Tighe's civil engineering career, covered not only her sphere of expertise but also insights about her leadership and developments in the pavement industry.

Rusan Lateef is the associate director of the Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Office (SVPRO), and Paula Hearn is the associate director of Accessibility and Disability Inclusion within the EIO.

Susan Tighe's formal installation as McMaster's ninth president served as a moment of celebration of the university's rich history and bright future.

Join the celebration of a milestone in McMaster's history with Susan Tighe's installation as president and vice-chancellor.

Graeme Stewart is the new executive director of McMaster's Master of Public Policy program. We spoke with him about his plans for the program and the vital role of public policy in today's world.

Tighe is bringing her integrated, long-range view to her role as McMaster University's ninth President and Vice-Chancellor, applying the problem-solving skills and experience she developed while working in the private, public and academic sectors.

President Susan Tighe's upcoming installation will be a time to celebrate the university's vibrant community, rich history and bright future.

A guide to the traditions and symbolism at next week's installation ceremony for President Susan Tighe.

Nearly 3,000 ice creams and freezies were handed out to McMaster faculty and staff gathered for an afternoon of sweet treats, music and lawn games, hosted by President Susan Tighe and the University's vice-presidents.

Students, faculty, staff - and Mac the Marauder - got together for an informal meet-and-greet event to mark the beginning of Susan Tighe's term as McMaster's president.

The exceptional McMaster community - our extraordinary students, faculty and staff - is the reason that our university's future remains strong, writes President David Farrar.