Political science students, profs connect at virtual coffeehouse
Brock Political Science students are connecting with their professors in a brand new way this semester.
The inaugural POLI 101 Coffeehouse ... Full story
Articles by author: Amanda Bishop
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Panel to examine progressive politics, Michael Manley’s legacy
The Canada-Caribbean Institute will host a virtual event next week to mark the 50th anniversary of the election of Michael ... Full story -
Swap and share seeds, plants next week
Spring has sprung, and with it comes the start of the gardening season. As members of the Brock community ready ... Full story -
Public workshops to detail equity, diversity and inclusion best practices
Students, staff and faculty from Brock and members of the broader Niagara community are invited to register for an upcoming ... Full story -
Documentary filmmaker Courtney Montour to speak at upcoming virtual event
Courtney Montour, award-winning Kanien’kehá:ka (Mohawk) filmmaker from Kahnawake, will discuss her documentary film, Mary Two-Axe Earley: I Am ... Full story -
Talk — and listen — to kids to help them understand war, says Brock expert
Parents and caregivers may hesitate to speak with children about the war in Ukraine, but Professor Angela Evans in Brock’... Full story -
Ukraine’s path to joining European Union still a long road: Brock expert
Despite an outpouring of European support for Ukraine in the wake of Russia’s recent invasion, Ukraine’s hope to ... Full story -
Annual student film festival celebrates ‘TRIUMPH’
On Tuesday, March 8, aspiring Brock University filmmakers met virtually to learn if their tireless efforts — of the preceding 72 hours — had ... Full story -
Upcoming panel to celebrate, recognize Black women in academia
Issues of under-representation, community and how anti-Blackness and sexism compound for Black women academics will be among the many topics ... Full story -
Brock community mourns loss of alumna, research assistant Sheena Sisavath
The Brock community is saddened by the unexpected passing of Sheena Sisavath (MA ’19) on Thursday, March 3 after a medical emergency. ... Full story
