Iconic Brock figure Arnie Lowenberger mourned by University
One of Brock University’s most prolific figures, Arnie Lowenberger, has passed away.
Lowenberger came to Brock in 1967, where he ... Full story
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Draft executive order for U.S. federal architecture alarms Brock experts
Architecture is more than just appealing buildings — it’s a form of communication and a manifestation of cultural aspirations, say ... Full story -
Nursing assistant professor to host He-ART-istic Journey photo exhibit
A free, one-night photo exhibition will tell the stories of people who have early warning signs of heart disease at ... Full story -
Upcoming talk on psychopathy to focus on victim selection and prevention
A free public talk on Thursday, Feb. 20 aims to show how people with psychopathic traits choose their targets — and how ... Full story -
Inaugural winners’ panel connects past and future of Monster Pitch
Brock University students connected with entrepreneurs to learn from past successes — and failures — at the Monster Pitch Winners’ Panel on ... Full story -
Distinguished scholar to present on person-centred research approach
Person-centred research has been gaining popularity in the research community, but the full capabilities of this approach remain underutilized. On ... Full story -
Local MPs to announce Brock funding to prevent gender-based and family violence
Members of the media and the Niagara community are invited to Brock University on Wednesday, Feb. 12 at 10 a.m. for ... Full story -
REDress event remembers missing and murdered Indigenous gender minorities
This Friday, Feb. 14, missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and two-spirit people will be remembered at an event marking REDress ... Full story -
Anti-hate satire Jojo Rabbit up next at BUFS
At the Academy Awards this weekend, Maori and Jewish filmmaker Taika Waititi became the first Indigenous person to win an ... Full story -
Brock to host event focused on getting more women into STEM careers
A new event aimed at inspiring girls and women to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and math is being ... Full story
