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A new scholarship for students in McMaster’s Faculty of Humanities will honour the memory of Canadian writer and activist Sylvia Fraser by recognizing students who share the qualities that defined her life: courage, curiosity, a strong sense of justice and a willingness to question the world around them. The Sylvia Fraser Award, established by publisher […]
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 […]