McMaster University Faculty of Humanities

09/08/2026

Taking French courses in 2026-2027? Choosing to specialize in French? You could be eligible for a $3,000 bursary! English-speaking Canadian students enrolled in French courses at McMaster are eligible to apply for a $3,000 bursary for the 2026-2027 academic year. To be eligible, you must take at least 50% of your courses in French. Learn more on our website: https://french.humanities.mcmaster.ca/french-bursaries/

Vous comptez suivre des cours de français en 2026-2027 ? Peut-être pensez-vous faire une Majeure ? Vous pourriez être admissible à une bourse de 3000$! Les étudiants anglophones inscrits aux cours de français à McMaster peuvent poser leur candidature aux bourses de 3 000 dollars pour l’année académique 2026-2027. Vous devez suivre au moins 50% de vos cours en français pour être admissible. En savoir plus sur notre site web: https://french.humanities.mcmaster.ca/french-bursaries/

09/04/2026

Coming to university is a big change! So we asked our reps to provide some nuggets of advice to first year students. Here’s what they said!

09/03/2026

We always love to ask our Navies what they’ve put on their rep suits and why! Check out the responses!

09/02/2026

Let’s look back at Faculty Day! Keep up that Welcome Week cheer!

09/02/2026

Hey Navies! Teach us a cheer! How about one based on this year’s theme: the Great Humdoors! 🌲 🏕️ 🙌

09/01/2026

We’ve got swag! Come check out the swag table at Faculty Day!

08/31/2026

Welcome week is here! Let’s recap Faculty Fest: Into the Humknown!

08/28/2026

A welcome message from our Dean, Dr. Sean Corner. We would like to welcome all of our new students to the Faculty and welcome back everyone shortly returning to campus for another academic year. We can’t wait to see you around campus!

08/21/2026

“Black communities tend to be more vulnerable and exposed to climate change impacts and devastation because of several, economic and political factors..." explains Ingrid Waldron, the HOPE Chair in Peace and Health and a professor in the Global Peace and Social Justice program at McMaster University. Waldron's work on climate resilience in Black communities h as seen increased visibility thanks to a new online portal. Learn more about it here:

Ingrid Waldron's work on climate resilience in Black communities gets increased visibility with new online portal.