Third year Arts & Science student, Sarah Brooks, is one of three students selected to represent the third cohort of Leaders for the Wilson Leadership Scholar Award, which launched in 2016.

For the sixth consecutive year, Arts & Science students have received the honour of the Drs. Jolie Ringash and Glen Bandiera Renaissance Award.

This month, students enrolled in ARTSSCI 4A06/4C06 will be presenting their thesis projects to the Artsci community.

L.R. Wilson Hall 3038, where the Arts & Science Program has since July 2017 made its home, was filled to capacity on a recent Monday afternoon.

From 26-28 January 2018, a group of sixteen enthusiastic Arts & Science students spent the weekend at a conference hosted by the University of Waterloo’s Knowledge Integration Program.

Level IV Artsci student Jasmine Wright recently received an award of merit for her contributions to the University of Guelph’s annual Undergraduate European Studies Conference.

The McMaster Discovery Program, run by the Arts and Science program and supported through the Office of the President, offers adults in the community who face barriers to education the chance to take a university-level course at no cost.

In May 2017, The City of Hamilton announced that it was partnering with McMaster University, Mohawk College and Redeemer University College to launch CityLAB. CityLAB is an innovation hub that creates opportunities for students, city staff, and community stakeholders to make Hamilton more livable and sustainable.

It was another close race for our fourth time participating, with our team finishing in a close third place.

An Account of the Student Project Management Team’s First Meeting with the Forum Mentors