Articles by author: The Brock News
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Building culturally responsive spaces is an essential but often challenging goal. This half-day Equity, Engagement, Teaching and Learning conference Oct. 3 ... Full story
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Computer system rebuild benefits Brock students, staff
Brock's IT departments have created a computing platform to enhance the University community's experience when computing on campus or remotely ... Full story -
Brock celebrates naming of Flora Egerter Way
When Flora Egerter drafted a resolution in 1957 calling for a new university in Niagara, her fellow Allanburg Women's Institute members ... Full story -
BUFA celebrating its members during Homecoming Sept. 19
The Brock University Faculty Association is celebrating the contributions of its members on Friday, Sept. 19 at Alphie's Trough. View videos ... Full story -
Goodman recognizes scholarly excellence with new research awards
Two faculty members at the Goodman School of Business have been honoured for their academic research contributions in the fields ... Full story -
Campus Store offering 20% discount to Brock faculty, staff Sept. 15-20
In preparation for Homecoming and several 50th anniversary events happening this fall, the Brock Campus Store is pleased to offer ... Full story -
Brock alumna looking for votes in Australian Mumpreneur Awards
Brock alumna Jenine Dilts-Bayman (BSM '04) is a long way from campus, but she's looking for some local help in ... Full story -
Brock professor receives highest academic honour
English Language and Literature professor Elizabeth Sauer is passionate about promoting scholarship in general - and humanities research in particular ... Full story -
Renowned water expert to speak at launch of new sustainability graduate program
The first cohort of nine students from Brock University's new Sustainability Science and Society graduate program will formally launch the ... Full story -
Brock renaming campus road in honour of Flora Egerter
It was 1957 and the Niagara Peninsula was in the midst of a baby boom. Its population was growing, and there ... Full story