Impact & Service

From slide projectors to smart classrooms, Andrews has done it all.

The course gives students practical skills while they learn culturally responsive approaches to engaging with newcomers to Hamilton. 

Supporting their peers, finding green power solutions, easing the way into business for queer students, saving the turtles ... our students are doing it all.

The professor emeritus worked tirelessly to connect community members with the university through research-based exercise programs.

The award-winning Community Paramedicine at Clinic (CP@clinic) brings preventive care directly into social housing communities.

Malis has helped keep exams running smoothly for years, supporting generations of students at a stressful time.

Donations of winter clothing, toys, non-perishable food and pet supplies can be dropped off at a number of campus locations to help make sure that community members have access to essentials during the holidays.

McMaster students, staff, faculty, and members of the public who self-identify as a person with a disability can participate in the study by sharing their experiences navigating Hamilton Hall and University Hall.

Exam times are hectic, but after nearly 40 years — and a great deal of change — Grasley still loves the work and has it down to a science.

From chemistry to art conversation, a five-year research journey turned grad student McCallum into a department colleague and startup cofounder.

Sondhi-Cooke, who graduates this week with her master’s and is going on to a PhD, is working to develop trauma-informed, anti-racist and anti-violence strategies to support Nursing students.

'I might actually cry': Cortez on second-generation identity, care work, and the community she's found at McMaster.