Brock becoming more accessible
Brock is making strides to be more accessible to people with disabilities in light of a new provincial law guaranteeing ... Full story
Articles from: January 2010
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Women’s Curling opens with 4-0 record at West Sectionals
LONDON, Ont. - The Brock University women's curling team (4-0 OUA) opened the 2010 Ontario University Athletics season with a perfect 4... Full story -
Hodgson and Ferguson named Henley Honda Brock Athletes of the Week
ST. CATHARINES, Ont. - The Brock University Henley Honda Athletes of the Week for the week ending January 17th are ... Full story -
Women’s Hockey defeats Mustangs in shootout 5-4
LONDON, Ont. - The Brock University women's hockey team (7-10-3 OUA) put together a third period comeback and won ... Full story -
Women’s Volleyball sweeps Windsor 3-0
ST. CATHARINES, Ont. - The Brock University women's volleyball team (9-5 OUA) captured their fourth straight victory in 2010 with a 3... Full story -
Three questions with… Melissa Coleman
As manager of Recruitment Services, Melissa Coleman lives and works in her hometown of St. Catharines. Her office is responsible ... Full story -
Earthquake in Haiti prompts fundraising effort
A fundraising drive is underway for relief efforts in Haiti. Various University groups will meet Friday morning to discuss the ... Full story -
Grad student numbers grow
Brock University has made more room for graduate students to meet a growing demand for its graduate programs. The graduate ... Full story -
Men’s Hockey falls to York 2-1 in shootout
TORONTO - The Brock University men's hockey team (8-11-1 OUA) lost for their third straight time in the new ... Full story -
H1N1 has subsided from campus: medical director
As Brock students and faculty descend on campus to begin the winter term, worry about H1N1 is not their ... Full story
