At a ceremony held in association with McMaster University’s Faculty of Health Sciences, six outstanding health leaders were ...

People of McMaster is a series celebrating the incredible people who help make McMaster a great place to work, learn, teach ...

Remembering Sheila Scott, a passionate advocate for women in the workplace, on the 50th anniversary of the McMaster ...

McMaster students can now take a series of courses focused on addressing challenges related to food, agriculture, water and ...

McMaster’s President and Vice-Chancellor, David Farrar, has advised the Board of Governors he will conclude his tenure when his five-year term ends on June 30, 2025. Farrar is announcing his plans now ...

As I come to the end of my time as president, I feel immense gratitude for the support I have received from the remarkable ...

Leaders, innovators and change makers from a breadth of disciplines are being recognized at McMaster’s spring convocation ceremonies for their tremendous accomplishments and contributions to our ...

McMaster University’s Theresa Burns, one of the most accomplished coaches in Canadian university basketball history, is retiring after 34 seasons at the helm of the Marauders women’s basketball ...

Ten McMaster students have been named Schulich Leaders — recipients of the highly coveted Schulich Leader Scholarships, a prestigious undergraduate science, technology, engineering and mathematics ...

To celebrate National Indigenous History Month join us for an online talk with Indigenous and non-Indigenous voices working in the field of archaeology. Archaeology has . . .

How a role as a Student Field Therapist helped Nicole Jaswal build connections and figure out her career path.

It was on a trip to Charleston, South Carolina that Terralyn Yim first discovered pawpaw (Asimina triloba). The third-year Honours Biochemistry student was travelling with family when she tried the ...