Event to explore bodies and illness through art and literature
Art-making and trauma. Non-human organisms in the human body. Early onset Alzheimer’s disease.
These are some of the ideas ... Full story
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Brock alumnus recognized for teaching excellence by Governor General
Paul Paterson (BA ’90, BEd ’05) aims to not only teach his students about history, but also to inspire and empower them ... Full story -
Mentorship program introduces high school students to university research
More than just providing directions, maps can also tell stories, Ally Lawson has learned. The Grade 12 DSBN Academy student has ... Full story -
Rodman Hall readying for two exhibition openings
Two powerful exhibitions featuring the work of clients from Start Me Up Niagara (SMUN) and Brock alumna Natalie Hunter, respectively, ... Full story -
Visual Arts prof named new Associate Dean of Humanities
Keri Cronin has always been invested in sharing the research of Brock’s Faculty of Humanities in far-reaching ways. And ... Full story -
Public Brock lecture on Jewish history to mark Holocaust Remembrance Day
A free public event designed to educate people about the Holocaust and the larger context of the Jewish community is ... Full story -
New year brings Brock Talks back to St. Catharines library
Gladiators of Pompeii, the planet’s artistic inspiration and the invisible history of radioactive mice will be highlighted by Brock ... Full story -
Prof recognized for archaeological research
Angus Smith has literally moved tons of soil looking for fragments of pottery to piece together our understanding of life ... Full story -
Celebrate the solstice with Rodman Hall Arts Centre
The public is invited to celebrate the longest night of the year and the return of the sun with Rodman ... Full story -
Community voices expressed through Brock art exhibitions
Two Brock art exhibitions now on display are working to celebrate and amplify community voices. Manifestos in a Room and ... Full story
