Teaching Innovation

Canada's largest scholarship program now awarding 100 annual STEM scholarships.

What does Canada need to get right in the next 10 years? Close to 100 McMaster students braved last Saturday's snowstorm to spend a day focusing on that question.

A tight-knit group of friends, classmates, faculty and staff members gathered at Hamilton Waterfront's Pier 4 on Friday, Jan. 17 to honour McMaster PhD students Iman Aghabali and Mehdi Eshaghian with a flower offering ceremony.

McMaster undergraduate and graduate students won a school-record of 17 trophies at national business school competitions.

A new course at the DeGroote School of Business combines a skills-focused curriculum with cross-pollination of ideas among classmates from a range of disciplines.

This January, the Student Success Centre is encouraging students to stick to their goals for 2020.

An undergraduate course offered by McMaster's Department of Physics and Astronomy is providing students from a number of disciplines with an introduction to the theory behind quantum computing and other rapidly evolving quantum technologies.