A look at McMaster's student life in the early 1920s, and the creation of a campus home that shaped many lives.
This issue captures the push to build Wallingford Hall, a residence aimed not just at shelter but at character and culture. It also shares memories from alumnae and students as they welcomed a new era of campus community after the war.
- Understand how a landmark residence came to be, from planning to opening day.
- Meet the people who shaped student life, from the Alumnae Association to the hall staff.
- See glimpses of daily life in the halls, rooms, and community activities.
- Gain context on postwar campus changes and the evolving role of student organizations.
Ideal for readers of university history, alumni archives, and anyone curious about early 20th‑century college life.