Brock in the News — March 20-24
Pic or it didn’t happen
In the moments that followed the tragic terrorist attack in London this week, people ... Full story
Articles by author: Dan Dakin
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Researchers say longer parental leave misses the mark
The new federal budget could help more families if the parental leave program were expanded to benefit more lower-income households, ... Full story -
New Brock mentorship program partners student-athletes with business leaders
A sponsorship program at Brock University launching this fall will provide student-athletes with both mentorship and financial support. The Brock ... Full story -
Rodman Hall hosting art exhibition by graduating students
Brock University’s Department of Visual Arts is hosting Denouement, an art exhibition featuring the work of graduating students from ... Full story -
Board of Trustees meeting highlights: Atrium and upgraded power projects moving forward
Two major projects are set to move forward that will give the Brock University campus a signature front entrance, as ... Full story -
University condemns actions of some students on St. Patrick’s Day
Brock officials are roundly criticizing the behaviour of a small portion of its student population, after a street party in ... Full story -
Brock University expected to re-open Wednesday
Although Brock University classes and activities were cancelled due to inclement weather Tuesday, March 14, it’s expected that normal operations ... Full story -
New phishing campaign launched by ITS
Brock University ITS wants you to verify before you trust and think before you click. That’s the focus of ... Full story -
Sport Management marks 20 years
Erin Mathany has made plenty of friends in her 13 years working in the sports industry, but it’s her former ... Full story -
Brock on display as Canada Games selection committee visits Niagara
It’s the opportunity of a lifetime. Niagara is one of four finalists to host the 2021 Canada Summer Games, and ... Full story
