Which of the urgent problems facing our world today should the University focus on?

October 5, 2020

McMaster President David Farrar is asking faculty, students, staff and alumni for their thoughts on five big questions that will help inform a new strategic plan and set a bold longterm vision for McMaster. Read Daily News story for details.

This week’s question: Which of the urgent problems facing our world today should the University focus on?

Share your thoughts and help shape the future of McMaster!

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