Book uncovering lost story of enslaved African in Iran earns global recognition
The once untold life story of Mahboob Qirvanian — a former African slave in Iran during the Ottoman Empire — is being ... Full story
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In her own words: Why more women research participants are needed
With International Women’s Day on Sunday, March 8, Brock University scholars are weighing in on the underrepresentation of women as ... Full story -
Elbows up: Spring course explores political power of Canadian sport
From backyard rinks to Olympic arenas, hockey is more than a sport for Canadians — it’s a symbol of national ... Full story -
In the News: Supporting hospitalized children, Middle East conflict and post-secondary funding support
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed a virtual dance space for children undergoing hospital care, the conflict in Iran, ... Full story -
Students help bring virtual dance space to life for hospitalized children
An innovative new digital platform, supported by Brock University students, will soon be brightening the lives of children facing long-term ... Full story -
Dramatic Arts mainstage brings fantasy world to life in celebration of unique identities
Brock University’s Department of Dramatic Arts (DART) is set to whisk audiences away to a magical land of powerful ... Full story -
Spring field courses offer once-in-a-lifetime learning experiences
Whether it’s exploring the wildness or city streets, Brock students looking to learn out in the field have a ... Full story -
Say you’ll remember me: Wartime love letters revived in A (Taylor) Swift History course
What do Brock University’s Archives and Special Collections have to do with Taylor Swift? More than most people might ... Full story -
Black Italian culture course explores concepts of identity
For Rachel Grasso, equity and allyship are at the core of ethical teaching and learning. An Instructor in Modern Languages, ... Full story -
Brock student remembered for accessibility advocacy, creative spirit
The Brock community is mourning the loss of fourth-year Game Design student and passionate accessibility advocate Mark Krutik, who passed ... Full story
