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In the News: Kai Huang on Supply Chain Issues Caused by COVID-19
Ongoing supply chain issues will continue to slow delivery times into the holiday season Kai Huang told CBC News.
MacCheck COVID digital tool now available to upload proof of vaccination
All McMaster faculty, students and staff are required to upload proof of vaccination to the MacCheck digital tool starting September 7.
Back to Mac: Student Guide
This guide gives you the most important information and resources you will need for the first few weeks of term.
Building resilience in the face of COVID-19
Brent McKnight is examining how both sectors — main street and non-profit — are navigating the pandemic and its eventual aftermath.
A letter from the President and Provost
Mandatory COVID vaccination policy for all students, faculty, staff, and visitors to McMaster University.
The state of Canada’s telecommunications
The pandemic highlighted that reliable telecommunications infrastructure is essential for work and education for millions of Canadians.
DeGroote MBA students place third in Kellogg Healthcare Case Competition
The DeGroote MBA team placed third overall in the 2021 Kellogg Healthcare Case Competition, which focused on COVID-19 vaccination rates.
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How retailers are dealing with changing consumer habits during the COVID-19 pandemic.
How the pandemic is affecting consumer behaviour
Assistant Professor Chris Ling explains how the pandemic has affected consumer behaviour.
COVID-19 drives digital transformation in health care
Driven by COVID-19 disruption, our EMBA candidates in the medical field have been propelled into a space of digital transformation.
Researchers advance our understanding of the implications of COVID-19
DeGroote's world-leading experts are researching the impact of the global coronavirus outbreak.
Virtual incubator trains entrepreneurs to bounce back from COVID
An innovative virtual incubator is helping women whose careers have suffered during the pandemic.