Briefs
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Before she shocked the literary world by taking the $50,000 Scotiabank Giller Prize with a relatively unknown novel, Johanna Skibsrud was ... Full story
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Arts Matter promotes art in the classroom
Brock’s future teachers have gained some new ideas about using art in the classroom thanks to the first ever ... Full story -
Remembrance Day service Thursday
Brock will have a moment of silence on Thursday when the community meets in the Ian Beddis Gymnasium for its ... Full story -
Thesis defences — Nov. 9
Beth Visser — PhD in Psychology Beth Visser, PhD student in Psychology, will present her thesis defence on Friday, Nov. 12, at 2:30 ... Full story -
Library resource reaches milestone
The Ontario Council of University Libraries (OCUL), of which the James A. Gibson Library is a member, is proud to ... Full story -
Downtown arts centre progressing
A request for proposals (RFP) will be issued later this month to architects who have been short-listed for the downtown ... Full story -
Change the clocks this weekend
Daylight savings ends Sunday, so this weekend, remember to turn your clocks back. St. Catharines Fire Chief Mark Mehlenbacher also ... Full story -
Trivia teams invited to United Way event
Teams are still encouraged to sign up for the United Way's Trivia-palooza, scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 10 at Pond Inlet. Teams ... Full story -
In the Soil accepting applications
An annual homegrown arts festival is accepting applications from local artists. In the Soil, a five-day multi-disciplinary festival, is inviting ... Full story -
Computer Science students excel at competition
Brock Computer Science students once again excelled at the ACM International Collegiate Programming competition held recently at the University of ... Full story