Brock in the News – August 13-19
Mosquito collection challenging for Zika researchers
A dry summer means several challenges for leading Zika experts, including collecting mosquitos for ... Full story
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Brock students on the Royal Botanical Garden stage
A troupe of Brock University students is putting their dramatic arts talents to work this summer. Tottering Biped Theatre’s ... Full story -
Brock grad topping Amazon charts with sci-fi books
A Brock University Humanities grad has put his English literature degree to work, becoming a top ranked science fiction author. ... Full story -
Classics prof new Associate Dean for Research and Grad Studies in Humanities
Classics Professor Michael Carter is the new Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies in Humanities. Carter, who specializes in ... Full story -
Nunavut student heading to Brock after earning TD scholarship for her leadership efforts
Growing up in a small Inuit village in Nunavut, the world seemed small to Shelby Angalik. Books changed that for ... Full story -
REMNANTS exhibit runs until September
Students in Brock University's summer sculpture course have delved into the site-specific exhibition, REMNANTS, to create works inspired by the ... Full story -
Malisa Kurtz first grad of Interdisciplinary Humanities PhD
Malisa Kurtz’s study of science fiction stretches beyond looking at a genre of books and film. She’s interested ... Full story -
Grad student studying conceptualism in Canadian art and literature
This is the third in a five-part series profiling graduate student recipients of the 2016 Jack Miller Excellence in Research Awards. ... Full story -
Professor’s book explores shocking system of segregated health care
Doreen Callihoo spent most of her childhood in an Indian hospital undergoing invasive treatments that eventually led to the loss ... Full story -
New book explores old brothels
Many studies of the ancient Greek city-state haven’t included a key feature of the urban landscape — brothels. Brock University ... Full story
