C/O @goodmindsindigenousbooks GoodMinds.com provides voices to Indigenous authors and their stories By: Serena Habib, Contributor GoodMinds.com is the largest Indigenous bookseller in Canada, but its impact extends far beyond that of a typical bookstore. It is a source of inspiration, a well of knowledge, a voice for Indigenous authors, an educational hotspot and a support […]
Although not many know about the varsity sport, the relationship between McMaster sports and the varsity golf team are on bad terms. It's been two months since most varsity sports have begun, with the largest emphasis thus far on the football and the soccer teams and their success this season. However, there are many other […]
C/O Yoohyun Park While lacrosse may be a game many Canadians are familiar with, its history often goes unnoticed In 1994, by the National Sports of Canada Act, lacrosse was officially declared as the national summer sport of Canada. The term lacrosse came about in 1636 when French missionary, Jean de Brebeuf, compared the stick […]
C/O Georgia Kirkos Dr. Dawn Martin-Hill combines her knowledge of anthropology with Indigenous research In 1992, when McMaster’s Indigenous studies program was first introduced, Dawn Martin-Hill of the Mohawk wolf clan was one of the founders of the program. As an associate professor for both the department of anthropology and the ISP, she has worked […]
C/O Kevin Patrick Robbins McMaster’s Indigenous studies courses offer historical and contemporary insight into Indigenous affairs Founded in 1992, the Indigenous studies program at McMaster University offers a variety of courses related to Indigenous affairs. The program website discusses their unique approach to teaching, which emphasizes the importance of community knowledge. “This community-driven approach encourages […]
C/O @theemptiesmusic Zeke Wilson discusses the artistic process of becoming vulnerable, Wilson and Flan and The Empties. By: Edwin Thomas, Contributor Zeke Wilson’s parents raised him on soul music. Stevie Wonder, Bill Withers and Marvin Gaye were the soundtracks of his childhood. His father, Aron Wilson, is also a musician with two studio albums under his belt. […]
C/O @mysweetooth_hamilton McMaster graduates share their love for Asian desserts while sharing their culture with the Hamilton community Food is a powerful unifier that transcends all cultural or language barriers. Sharing food can open people’s minds to diverse traditions and values while also encouraging empathy and tolerance. Even if you have never travelled to another […]
C/O Yoohyun Park The importance of self-care and managing school and other stressors By: Anna Samson, Contributor About halfway through every semester, Canadian postsecondary students get one week off from school. Known as a mid-term recess, or reading week, this week is meant for students to catch up on class material and assignments. It is […]
C/O Andrew Mrozowski While there may be an explanation for unruly students, they sure aren’t blameless By: Zara Khan, Contributor University entails huge transitions, from moving out to becoming fully independent. Students become able to make their own decisions and set their own bedtime. They become able to make decisions on whether or not they […]
In four games this season the team has won three, two of which came in blowout form In a four game season where every game matters, McMaster’s women’s rugby team has been making the most out of their opportunities. After starting the season with two wins and a loss, the team looks ready to take […]
