Brock researchers looking for Canada Games stories
Canadians across the country are invited to share their Canada Games story as part of a new crowd-sourced digital history ... Full story
Articles by author: Alison Innes
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Humanities grad wins Daytime Emmy
Karlee Morse (BA ’11) wasn’t sure at first what she wanted to do when she graduated from Brock University. But ... Full story -
Working from home provides unique internship opportunity for IASC student
The new work from home climate has given third-year Interactive Arts and Sciences (IASC) student Fariha Khan the unique opportunity ... Full story -
Re-opening requires us to reconsider our vulnerability, says Brock prof
While much of the province will be moving to stage three re-opening on Friday, July 17, it will still take time ... Full story -
Humanities prof receives prestigious fellowship in Finland
When travel restrictions ease, one Brock University professor will be taking her research to Finland as part of a prestigious ... Full story -
New podcast episode explores early English book culture
The latest episode of Foreword, a podcast from the Faculty of Humanities, explores the complex relationship between women and books ... Full story -
Humanities podcast episode tackles the issue of Indigenous mascots in sport
With the Kansas City Chiefs winning the Superbowl and recent increased pressure on the Washington football team to change their ... Full story -
English Language and Literature prof recognized with Excellence in Teaching Award
With a pedagogy firmly committed to antiracism and decolonization, Carole Stewart provides her students with a safe place to engage ... Full story -
First cohort graduates from Brock-Niagara College GAME program
Brock University’s first cohort of GAME students did one last ‘first’ together last week: graduate. Thirty-two students have graduated ... Full story -
Classics graduate Julie Simmonds receives Spirit of Brock medal
When Julie Sun-Kyung Simmonds began her studies at Brock University in 2015, she was focussed on just one thing: her academics. “... Full story
