Brock experts say Bruce McArthur case raises serious questions
Horrific details are emerging in court as Bruce McArthur is being sentenced for his brutal murders of eight men between 2010 ... Full story
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Brock student films eligible for free entry to international film festival
Brock student filmmakers looking to reach a wider audience now have an opportunity to do so — and at no added ... Full story -
Brock groups aim to extend African Heritage Month conversation beyond February
February may be African Heritage Month, but groups at Brock University are working to ensure related dialogues continue well beyond ... Full story -
Students ready to shine for Music@Noon
It’s time once again for Brock University Music students to take over the RBC Foundation Music@Noon Recital Series. ... Full story -
Thesis defences — Feb. 4 to 8
The following is a list of thesis defences taking place at Brock from Feb. 4 to 8. All are open for the ... Full story -
Excavation of abandoned shipyard among innovative Brock projects awarded federal funding
Along the winding river that cuts through the heart of St. Catharines lie keys to the Garden City’s maritime ... Full story -
Registration climbing as Grad Send-off nears
There’s still time for senior Brock students to sign up for Grad Send-off. Hosted by the Brock University Alumni ... Full story -
Workshop to help instructors include business ethics in classroom dialogue
When using a case-based teaching approach, discussions about business ethics sometimes get overlooked in the broader conversation. Paul Dunn, Associate ... Full story -
ARMSTRONG: Where’s the weed? Clues to Canada’s cannabis shortages
Associate Professor of Operations Research in Brock’s Goodman School of Business, Michael Armstrong, wrote a piece recently published in ... Full story -
Brock to host Phil Irish for Artist Talk on Jan. 30
Phil Irish will delve into his process for creating fierce and beautiful paintings during a public Artist Talk this week ... Full story
