The university is extending its ban on discretionary events through to at least the end of August.
Those events that are not core to the university’s academic mission and operations will continue to be cancelled. This includes University and student-organized events both on and off campus, and events at McMaster that are booked and hosted by outside organizations (tournaments, conferences, public speakers, etc.).
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