Weeklong Brock event to inspire next generation of women in STEM
Women working in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) will gather at Brock University next week with the goal of ... Full story
Articles by author: Justin Steepe
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Brock grad named President of Canadian Energy Geoscience Association
Simon Haynes (BSc ’98) got a glimpse into the world of geology early in life. His father, Simon Haynes Sr., was ... Full story -
Fieldwork enhances science students’ classroom learning
A pair of learning opportunities outside of the classroom encouraged students to think creatively and put theory into practice. Assistant ... Full story -
Brock Geology Club hunts for meteorite samples
A meteoroid came blazing to Earth on Saturday, Nov. 19, launching an ongoing hunt by Brock’s Geology Club for fragments, ... Full story -
Brock prof’s appointment as UNESCO Chair renewed
Brock University Biological Sciences Professor Liette Vasseur’s appointment as UNESCO Chair on Community Sustainability: From Local to Global has ... Full story -
Math and Science delegation expands global reach in Pakistan
A delegation from Brock’s Faculty of Mathematics and Science (FMS) recently travelled abroad with the goal of showcasing the ... Full story -
Exploring what’s on the horizon for urban evolutionary ecology
With the help of Brock researcher Kiyoko Gotanda, a new paper is offering insight into the emerging field of urban ... Full story -
Brock community mourns loss of Physics student Peter Ricciardi
The Brock University community is mourning the loss of second-year Physics student Peter Earl Joseph Ricciardi, who passed away Thursday, ... Full story -
High school students jump-start university journey with FMS mentorship program
With the help of Brock University faculty mentors, high school students from across Niagara are working to discover their future ... Full story -
Distinguished Grad using geoscience to help better the world
Brock University alumnus Paul Hubley (BSc ’91) believes earth sciences are a vehicle to solving many of the world’s tough ... Full story
