Humanities
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Joslyn Dunlop is no stranger to the spotlight. The fourth-year Music student, a soprano, has been singing since she was ... Full story
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Students step back in time through new Brock Library exhibit
In the hustle and bustle of present-day campus life, the Brock community is being invited to pause and explore Niagara’... Full story -
International Women’s Day: Brock researchers aim to inspire the next generation
Shengrong Bu remembers spending many happy hours in her father’s lab. It was there she discovered her love of ... Full story -
IN THE NEWS: Trump’s tariffs, takeover threats and tall tales, and why bullies tend to have more children
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed threats to Canadian sovereignty, motivations behind Trump's rhetoric, why bullies may have more ... Full story -
IN THE NEWS: A hit to Gretzky’s reputation, ways to end bullying and a historic Conservative majority
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed Wayne Gretzky's changing relationship with Canadian hockey fans, Pink Shirt Day and new ... Full story -
Spring/Summer courses dive into sports industry
When most people think of the first African American professional baseball player, they think of Jackie Robinson stepping onto first ... Full story -
Course-integrated learning deepens Black History Month discussions
Video game pioneer Gerald Lawson — now known as the “father of modern gaming” thanks to his groundbreaking cartridge technology in ... Full story -
Brock to make splash with Metamorphoses mainstage
Creative minds in Brock University’s Faculty of Humanities have joined forces to bring an epic ancient Roman poem to ... Full story -
IN THE NEWS: Patriotism in the hockey rink, youth talent making waves in pro sports and tastier plant-based proteins
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed trends in professional sports coaching, increasing the appeal of plant-based protein, how political ... Full story -
Storytelling at heart of Classics instructor’s teaching and learning impact
He might have been sitting in a packed lecture hall, but Classics and Archaeology student Wesley Prankard’s first-year class ... Full story