“Denver’s ABC’s” significantly lack detail, research and plans for execution Though “Denver’s ABC’s” address some timely concerns, like tuition and MSU clubs, his platform significantly lacks in research, consultation and detail, both in terms of specific plans and execution. Significant Concerns Della-Vedova hopes to use the Ontario Undergraduate Student Alliance more effectively to reduce tuition. […]
Bell “Let’s Talk” has devolved into a day of pageantry and virtue signalling, undermining the very values it hopes to represent On Jan. 28, Bell “Let’s Talk” day was celebrated at McMaster University and across Canada. Did you talk to someone about mental health? Because I didn’t — I did double tap on the Instagram […]
Workplace diversity is misleading if all higher-ups are white Amid the Black Lives Matter protests that happened this past summer and McMaster University’s very own report that highlighted systemic anti-Black racism in the athletics department, diversity has become an important topic of discussion. Notably, many organizations — such as McMaster — are trying to do […]
How students are becoming disillusioned with their science, technology, engineering and mathematics courses With dreaded multiple choice midterms only days away, the genuine love for their science, technology, engineering and mathematics subject of choice is likely the last thing on the minds of students at McMaster University. Canadian and American STEM students are dropping out […]
Engaging and exciting events taking this month for students to explore C/O @BHMatMac Black History Month is an opportunity for conversation and to delve into parts of history that are often overlooked by many in Canada. It is also a chance to celebrate Black cultures and communities. The following is a list of events, all […]
Local artists and cultural workers express their concerns about gentrification and the housing crisis in Hamilton C/O Hamilton Artists Organizing The arts and artists have long been associated with the gentrification of inner-city neighbourhoods, the displacement of vulnerable groups and working-class communities. With increasing focus on creativity in urban development, artists and cultural workers have […]
Shania Bhopa is bringing global health to local communities C/O @wellbyshaniabhopa Shania Bhopa discovered her passion for global health through experiential learning opportunities in her undergraduate studies at McMaster University. Through her experience, Bhopa serves as a reminder that student life is all about putting yourself out there to find out exactly what sparks your […]
Student-athletes find ways to engage with Bell Let’s Talk day during virtual university Graphic by Nigel Mathias In a year where many folks have been confined within the walls of their home, the toll on individuals’ mental health is a field where many experts have explored. With the recent Bell Let’s Talk day event, it […]
This is an article done by Student Success Centre. It was not produced by The Silhouette A letter from the Student Success Centre in response to the Fall Experience Survey Let's start 2021 with some positivity and productivity. If anything about the saying, "practice makes perfect," is true, then we can hope for improved online learning […]
This is a sponsored post done by the McMaster Alumni Association and Campus Events, this is was not made by The Silhouette. Together with MSU Campus Events, the Alumni Association is here to help you kick off the year with excitement. Take advantage of all the events we have planned for Light Up the Night and join […]
