CorkScrewedTV brings Brock University’s CCOVI to U.S. audience
The Niagara wine industry, and the work that Brock University’s Cool Climate Oenology and Viticulture Institute (CCOVI) does to ... Full story
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Brock research team seeking youth for solitude and well-being study
A Brock University research team is looking for youths aged 11 to 18 years old to participate in a new study on ... Full story -
Brock will require COVID-19 vaccination for students, staff, faculty to access campus
As Brock continues to prepare for a significant return to campus for the Fall 2021 term, the University will require COVID-19 ... Full story -
Custodial Services takes extra steps to keep campus clean
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Brock University’s Custodial Services team has followed an enhanced cleaning and disinfecting ... Full story -
Brock takes next step toward refreshed University brand
Thousands of members of the Brock community shared their perspectives and opinions over the last number of months as part ... Full story -
Registration open for virtual Brock Homecoming
Brock University's Homecoming will take place from Wednesday, Sept. 22 to Sunday, Sept. 26 entirely online. Registration is now open for the ... Full story -
One year countdown to Canada Games begins
It was a small taste of the excitement to come. A handcycle race between members of the Canada Games Park (... Full story -
BUSU President hosts vaccine Q&A with Niagara Medical Officer of Health
After a string of questions from students regarding the effectiveness and safety of the COVID-19 vaccine, Brock University Students’ Union (... Full story -
Brock researchers want to hear from teachers about pandemic and return-to-classroom experiences
All eyes are on September following the Ontario government’s recent unveiling of its back-to-school plan. Brock Professor of Child ... Full story -
Child participants needed for Brock muscle research
On the surface, differences between adults and children may seem obvious. Adults are bigger, stronger and faster than children, presumably ... Full story
