News from the W Booth School of Engineering Practice & Technology

Less than a year after launching Local Reach, the student team sold their business to Winnipeg-based ad tech company Taiv in a cash-and-stock deal.

This Earth Day, we're celebrating the members of our Fireball Family who are at the forefront of engineering a brighter planet.

Three professors and two teaching assistants were honoured at the 2025 McMaster Student Union (MSU) Teaching Awards on April 2.

More than ninety future Engineering, Bachelor of Technology, and Integrated Biomedical Engineering and Health Sciences (iBioMed) students had an immersive experience at Mac Eng during March Break. 

Doris Antwi-Debrah, a Master of Engineering and Public Policy student, is a passionate advocate for education, technology and policy.

Meet YWCA award recipient, Shelby Amponsah, and nominees Jocelyn Kuntsi and Dr. Shari van de Pol. 

Greig Mordue shares an opinion piece on the impacts of tariffs in the Canadian automotive industry.

With fewer regulations and environmental protections, Canadians can expect more pollution, invasive species and aquatic degradation in the Great Lakes and other water bodies, Gail Krantzberg says.

25 engineering students, $6,000 in cash prizes and challenges designed to push them outside their comfort zones. This was the scene at the weekend-long M-Factor competition that took place on campus at the end of January.

The automotive sector, one of Canada’s largest manufacturing industries, is particularly vulnerable due to its deep supply-chain integration with the U.S. market.  

Starting September 2025, BTech Biotechnology graduates can pursue a Doctor of Medicine at St. George's University in Grenada.

A fundraiser in honour of former McMaster University faculty member Tom Lee has more than tripled its initial goal of $3,000, collecting over $10,000 in donations.