This exam period, when stress levels soar and students are studying feverishly, Mills, Innis and Thode Libraries have lots of services that can help make this hectic time a bit easier.

The archives of Stuart McLean – CBC journalist, best-selling author and host of the perennially popular radio program the Vinyl Cafe – have found a new home at McMaster.

A large-scale floor map, created by Canadian Geographic using trench maps from McMaster’s World War One map collection, is helping to teach new generations of high school students about the Battle of Vimy Ridge.

Join Bryan Prince Booksellers in partnership with McMaster University Library for a conversation with award-winning novelist and McMaster alumnus Terry Fallis on his latest novel, One Brother Shy.

On Monday October 23, join the McMaster Students Union and McMaster University Library for Why Open? Open Access and Open Education at McMaster, a presentation on textbook affordability and the benefits of open access in research and education.

Jamaica’s first lady, the Most Honourable Juliet Holness, was recently at McMaster to view the archives of Louise Bennett Coverley, or “Miss Lou,” one of Jamaica’s most iconic and beloved performers.

Join visiting artist Maria Michails on October 19th and 20th in the new Thode Makerspace. Learn to how to build air quality monitoring rovers and how these devices can help broaden public engagement with environmental justice issues.

McMaster’s renowned Bertrand Russell Archives – the university’s largest research collection –  will soon have a new home.

Science Literacy Week is an opportunity to celebrate the science on campus and across Canada. Join McMaster University Library during the week of September 18-24, 2017 for a great lineup of events and activities.

The event, hosted by McMaster University Library, featured a number of ‘living books,” including McMaster President Patrick Deane, who spoke to students about their own diverse experiences.