In an age of increasing polarization, how do universities safeguard academic freedom? On Oct. 29, McMaster scholars took on the question for the fourth segment of the McMaster Dialogues, a series of panel discussions aimed at fostering civil conversation on pressing issues facing Canada and the world. Hosted by McMaster President Susan Tighe and moderated […]

Coffee, hot chocolate and apple cider brought learners, faculty and staff together at the Mac Eng Coffeehouse last week, as McMaster Engineering celebrated Maroon Fridays with conversation, photos and a show of university pride.  Held at the Junction on the second floor of the Gerald Hatch Centre, the drop-in event invited the Engineering community to […]

McMaster University’s flags are being lowered Monday, Nov. 2, in memory of Engineering professor Tom Lee, who passed away on Oct. 22. Lee, a respected innovator, passionate educator and beloved member of the W Booth School of Engineering Practice and Technology, was known for his extraordinary gift for storytelling, generous spirit and boundless curiosity. Lee […]