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Seats are still available in a new online Art History course offered through the Ontario Online initiative and available to students registered at universities across the province.
A group of students collected old toys with the goal of creating something new. The ‘toy hacking’ workshop was held on campus last week as part of an event organized by Studio Art professor Carmela Laganse.
Humanities Target Learning Centre interviews Canadian TV Personality Canadian TV personality Lauren Toyota, a former Much Music VJ and YouTube star was on campus in October as part of the Humanities Target Learning Centre’s (HTLC) Career Conversations series. The TV star and internet sensation was here to talk to students about her experiences in the…
Dr. Michael Schutz, the director of McMaster’s MAPLE (Music, Acoustics, Perception & LEarning Lab), is leading a team studying the close parallels between emotional in speech and music.
McMaster University is hosting a Model United Nations conference on February 26–28, 2016
Ph.D. Student is Canada’s Indiana Jones McMaster History Ph.D. student Adam Shoalts has been called Canada’s Indiana Jones with good reason. He has traveled in some of the most remote regions of the world and spent time in Canada’s most distant wilderness. Some of that wilderness is so remote that there is no prior record…
The McMaster English Language Development Diploma (MELD) has just welcomed its second cohort into the program, with more than double the number of students.
Networked digital pianos and tailor made instructor interface is changing the way that harmony class is taught in the School of the Arts.
The new L.R. Wilson Chair in Canadian History says its time for historians to join the public dialogue