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A woman on a customized scooter-like bike races while tethered to a large, running dog.

Have dogs, will travel: Floriane Ono-dit-Biot and her dogs compete in sports around the world

Ono-dit-Biot is the primary point of contact for the Brockhouse Institute for Materials Research. She's also a dryland musher, riding a custom scooter-bike with her extremely athletic dogs.
A man in a suit and a beaded medallion stands in a wood-panelled area, with tree leaves behind him.

Q&A with Tristan Bomberry, medical student and health researcher

Tristan Bomberry on Indigenous health, the importance of bringing community perspectives into the research process, and work that's rooted in relationships.
Exterior of University Hall, showing windows and bright green ivy on its stone walls.

From intention to action: The International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination

March 21 is International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (IDERD), a reminder to confront and eliminate racial discrimination in all its forms and to reaffirm our collective commitment to justice dignity, and equity.

How do oil prices affect the economy?

‘Almost everything that we do in our daily lives is made possible by oil.’ Economist Colin Mang explains the wide-ranging impact of rising oil prices.

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The huge disruption to the global oil industry is prompting questions about our dependence on oil, and the ripple effects on citizens.
 
Economics Professor Colin Mang explains what it means for the short term, and what the long-term solution is to reduce our risk.
What a time. #90sTrend
Essa Nadeem spent last summer helping people. 

That’s how the political science student describes his co-op as a Municipal Law Enforcement Officer Student, patrolling Hamilton’s parks for the city’s by-law office. 

“It was the first job where I was given authority, which allowed me to help people.” 

He shares how the experience helped him grow, and the confidence he gained. 

“The role requires a level of maturity and professionalism that a lot of jobs don’t offer,” he said. “I had to be out there, all eyes on me, and people expected answers.” 

🔗 Learn more at the link in bio 

March is Co-operative Education and Work-Integrated Learning (CEWIL) Month. We will be featuring stories of students learning outside the lecture hall — think hackathons, case competitions, projects, internships, campus jobs and volunteering. Stay tuned for more! 

#CEWILCanada #WILbuilds #WILMonth2026 #WILmonth #WIL
Three years ago, the stars aligned when Jaden Chow, on a family trip to Florida, met @mcmastereng students who were launching a satellite on the beach that night. 

Chow — who's had a passion for space science since a young age — knew in that moment he wanted to go to Mac. 

He wanted to do what the @mcmastersatellite students were doing: work in space science and make a difference to humanity. 

Three years later, Chow is a third-year Engineering Physics and Management co-op student at McMaster. 

And his dreams are coming true: he's currently interning with the @CanadianSpaceAgency, where his role involves active engineering project management, performing risk assessments, and developing tracking tools to support the leadership of complex space systems. 

Learn more about Jaden's story at the link in bio 🔗 

March is Co-operative Education and Work-Integrated Learning (CEWIL) Month. We will be featuring stories of students learning outside the lecture hall — think hackathons, case competitions, projects, internships, campus jobs and volunteering. Stay tuned for more!

#CEWILCanada #WILbuilds #WILMonth2026 #WILmonth #WIL
It’s World Compliment Day, so here’s one for you, Marauders!
 
Each one of you brings something unique and irreplaceable to our community — whether it’s the gifts you share, your perseverance, your compassion — you help make this McMaster community stronger. You’re incredible! 
 
Don’t forget to pass a compliment on today! 🫶🏽#WorldComplimentDay