Keith Patrick was returning from a successful bombing mission in Arras, France when his Halifax bomber was chased and shot down by enemy fighters.

It was June 12, 1944, six days after D-Day.

The plane crashed in a field near the village of Gournay, killing four of the seven crew.

The LinkedIn Learning Club @ McMaster has compiled several introductory programming and data analysis courses for its latest campaign.

Throughout November, McMaster students using their free LinkedIn Learning accounts will have access to a collection of videos covering topics from data visualization to writing code.

This month’s selection of beginner-friendly courses was hand-picked by Maggie Chan and Eline Gonzalez, LinkedIn Learning ambassadors and McMaster University students.

Faculty, students, staff, and community members involved in McMaster University’s research enterprise are invited to participate in a series of opportunities to provide feedback on McMaster’s draft Research Data Management(RDM) Strategy.

Carefully stored in the William Ready Division of Archives and Research Collections at McMaster University Library is the earliest version of Anthony Burgess’ 1962 novel, A Clockwork Orange, one of the most famous and infamous novels of the 20^th century.

But how did it land at McMaster?

The latest edition of the Archives Alive series welcomes audiences to an in-person presentation to share the fascinating story of this rare acquisition.

The Basil H. Johnston Archives at McMaster University are now part of the Canadian Commission for UNESCO Canada Memory of the World Register.

Johnston (1929-2015) was an Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) author, linguist, and teacher. Widely considered one of the leading North American Indigenous authors of the 20th century, he wrote about Anishinaabe traditions, language, and modern life.

What elements are included in an effective presentation? How can I deliver an engaging virtual talk? What presentation style is best for my audience?

LinkedIn Learning Club @ McMaster launches a new campaign for the month of October exploring the craft of creating and delivering captivating, persuasive, and impactful presentations.

This month’s selection of videos was hand-picked by Eline Gonzalez, a fourth-year bachelor of science student and LinkedIn Learning ambassador.

The Lewis and Ruth Sherman Centre for Digital Scholarship has launched its 2022-2023 workshops, with offerings from research data management to podcasting.

The free workshops are open to McMaster faculty, students, staff, and community members. Many workshops are beginner-friendly allowing those new to digital scholarship to participate in training opportunities.

The latest edition of the popular Archives Alive series is set to launch with a presentation on the wondrous peculiarities of the chapbook.

Devils, Angels, Scoundrels, Fortunes, and Fables: British Eighteenth-Century Chapbooks at McMaster University Library is set for Oct. 6, 2022, from noon to 1 p.m. ET.

Presenter Gillian Dunks, archives arrangement and description librarian at McMaster library, says the tradition of chapbooks is a fascinating one.

McMaster University’s sophisticated assistive technology space has reopened to students following a sizeable expansion.

Located on the second floor of Mills Memorial Library, the Campus Accessible Tech Space (CATS) provides equitable resources, facilities, and services to foster dignity and independence for McMaster students with various accessibility needs.

The space officially welcomed students back on Tuesday, Sept. 6.

After being closed for more than two years, the doors to Thode Makerspace have officially reopened.

Housed on the lower level of H.G. Thode Library of Science and Engineering, Makerspace offers all McMaster students, faculty, and staff a place to learn, collaborate, and experiment with a range of technologies.

The McMaster community was welcomed back to the experiential learning facility on Tuesday, Sept. 6 with an open-house style reopening.