Student bursary honours life, contributions of Douglas Rapelje
Douglas Rapelje’s heart belonged to Niagara’s aging population.
The passionate community supporter, who died in May at the ... Full story
Community
-
-
Public lecture series resumes with talk on cybersecurity, digital culture
Brock Talks returns to St. Catharines Public Library on Jan. 25 with a talk on “Cybersecurity and Digital Culture” by Aaron ... Full story -
Brock women’s basketball team rallying fans in support of cancer research
The Brock women's basketball team is lacing up for an important cause this month. The Badgers are participating in the 16... Full story -
Brock to highlight mental health resources, offer activities for Bell Let’s Talk Day
As Bell Let’s Talk Day approaches, Brock University has planned several initiatives to encourage its community of students and ... Full story -
Digital Marketing micro-credential launched at Brock
Business owners and recent graduates looking to enhance their digital marketing skills can now do so through Brock’s new ... Full story -
Kick-starting Entrepreneurship returns with new format
A popular Brock University program designed to teach young entrepreneurs how to get their business off the ground is returning ... Full story -
Brock University Film Society returns for winter screenings this week
The Brock University Film Society (BUFS) will resume hosting screenings Thursday, Jan. 19 at 7 p.m. with She Said, the hotly ... Full story -
Tutors, mentors needed to guide local youth in their studies
Brock University students have the chance to make a difference in the lives of Niagara’s young learners. The Brock ... Full story -
Canada’s increasing international population inspires Brock grad’s invention
This is one in a series of stories featuring businesses in the Brock LINC’s incubation program, the LINCubator. The ... Full story -
Opportunities for study, work in growing field of geomatics
The demand for skilled employees in geospatial technologies is growing — and so is Brock’s reputation for preparing students for ... Full story
