This sponsored article is brought to you by the Student Success Centre. The Silhouette newsroom was not involved in the creation of this content. Are you planning for grad school, medical school, law school or another further education program type? If so, you might be wondering how schools and programs are adapting to provide quality learning […]
A brief overview of activist action in Hamilton CW: mentions of violence and racism 2020 has been a rough – albeit transformative – year for everyone. From the pandemic to the racial injustices across North America that gained media attention to global emergencies such as the Beirut explosion or worsening of the Yemeni crisis, the […]
Hamilton Artists Inc., Factory Media Centre and Centre[3] for Artistic + Social Practice continue to bring creativity to the community during COVID-19 By: Sharang Sharma, Contributor James Street North is known as the hub for Hamilton’s arts scene. Artist-run centres such as Hamilton Artists Inc., Factory Media Centre and Centre[3] for Artistic + Social Practice […]
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The Silhouette sports editor Krishihan Sivapragasam interviews McMaster University men's basketball athletes Tristan Lindo & Brandon Bernard about their new podcast "The Player's Podcast", and their current school experiences during COVID-19.
Throughout summer 2020, activists took the warm months as an opportunity to fight for justice. Visit our website to learn more about these bouts and movements of activism involved or affected McMaster.
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Undergraduate students share their thoughts on cultivating community during COVID-19 Last year as autumn descended and we neared Reading Week, the world and the McMaster University campus looked very different. First-year students were learning to navigate campus and starting to make friends in their classes and in residence. Upper-year students were trying to put into […]
Proctoring seen as a pro for some, but a con for others As students and instructors find new ways to adapt to an online educational environment, methods of online assessment are something that also face major changes. The MacPherson Institute, McMaster University’s centre for teaching and learning, has shared many resources and suggestions for instructors […]
Students shouldn’t need accommodations for a course because they should be accessible to begin with This week, I had a very pleasant meeting with one of my course instructors and it made me wonder: why can’t courses be set up in a way that is accessible to begin with? Let me backtrack a bit. I’m […]
