Speaker provides chilling reminder of Canadian slave history
Charmaine Nelson worked to paint a picture for the audience, one that detailed the experiences of Canadian slaves and the ... Full story
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Love and power collide in fun-filled physical comedy at Marilyn I. Walker Theatre
A new play opening soon at the Marilyn I. Walker School of Fine and Performing Arts promises a mix of ... Full story -
A Brock alum, 40 years in the making
When Donna Phelps left her hometown of Columbus, Ohio, in 1977 to start a four-year program in California, she never imagined ... Full story -
Brock Classics hosts An Evening at the Museum on Archaeology Day
Community members will have the chance to get their hands on some ancient history this weekend when Brock University’s ... Full story -
History of slave advertisements at centre of public lecture
Charmaine Nelson will provide insight into fugitive slave advertisements — once produced by slave owners seeking to recapture their runaways — during ... Full story -
A day of honour for President Gervan Fearon
On a day when nearly every minute was booked with ceremony, speeches and meet and greets, Brock University President Gervan ... Full story -
Education doesn’t stop on Convocation Day: Rankin
Tom Rankin graduated from university more than 50 years ago, but hardly a day goes by when he doesn’t learn ... Full story -
Hutchison to be honoured with Distinguished Teaching Award
David Hutchison believes that teaching excellence cannot be achieved alone. It takes passion from the professor, support from the administration, ... Full story -
Dr. Gervan Fearon to be installed as Brock’s sixth President
For the sixth time in its history, Brock University will install a new President and Vice-Chancellor on Friday during its ... Full story -
Rodman exhibitions shortlisted for provincial awards
Two Rodman Hall exhibitions have been shortlisted for 2017 honours by the Ontario Association of Art Galleries. The annual awards are ... Full story
