Reminiscing about Homecoming As homecoming fast approaches here are five top plays over the last five years
Photos by Timothy Law, Madeline Neumann McMaster University Homecoming is always an exciting game for both the players and the fans. Big crowds, big games and big wins are always guaranteed. This year the 1-2 Marauders will face the 0-2 University of Toronto Varsity Blues. But before we get to the action, here are some of the most exciting moments from the past five Homecoming wins to get you pumped up for the upcoming game!...
Five interesting facts about Hamilton’s history
We currently associate Hamilton with urban coffee shops, a growing music scene, craft beer and steel mills, but did you know that Hamilton has a rich history of notable people and Canadian claims to fame that have gone forgotten with time. Let’s take a walk back through history and see what sorts of things and people happened in Hamilton back in the day. Dr. Alfred Pain The sole Hamiltonian to ride on the disastrous Titanic in...
Six Hamilton Breweries You Should Visit
Hamilton’s beer and cider scene has been brewing for the past few years, the city slowly becoming home to many local fermenting makers. With a good selection of places to stop for a cold one with the friends, here’s a quick list to help you decide which brewery to visit (although we highly recommend visiting all of them at some point.) Collective Arts Brewing 207 Burlington St E, Hamilton The industrial-exterior looking...
Seven easy McMaster-inspired Halloween costumes
Since Halloween is a weeklong holiday around Hamilton and McMaster, there’s no shortage of fun events to attend. Halloween falls on a Tuesday this year, so no doubt this upcoming weekend will be filled with spooky events to dress up for (because apparently we have to celebrate starting Thursday and throughout the weekend.) Party stores are pumping the prices on costumes, and partying in a different costume each night can get...
Hamilton events to check out over reading week
Staying in Hamilton over Fall reading week? The Silhouette has your back with a whole list of events to keep you busy and away from doing school work. Monday, 9 October 2017 https://www.facebook.com/events/824276797751460/?acontext=%7B%22action_history%22%3A%22null%22%7D Ping Pong and Trivia are a great way to liven up your Monday night....
![On Oct. 2, Joel Cutcher-Gershenfeld, author of “Designing Reality: How to Survive and Thrive in the Third Digital Revolution,” delivered a talk on the rapid evolution of digital fabrication and the way that technological advancement might affect students entering the workforce. To read the full article, click the link in our bio.
.
.
.
[Image description: Mobile and laptop screens with the sil logo and a statement reading "Designing the workplace. Joel Cutcher-Gershenfeld studies digital fabrication and what it means for those about to enter the workforce"]](https://www.thesil.ca/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
