Decolonization Working Group to host two-day symposium
All members of the Brock community are invited to participate in a two-day virtual decolonization symposium.
The Decolonization Working Group ... Full story
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Brock Archives and Special Collections reopens with limited access
After more than a year of closure, Brock University’s Archives and Special Collections has reopened to the Brock community. ... Full story -
Brock warns students and employees of email phishing attack
Brock University’s Information Technology Services (ITS) team is warning students, staff and faculty of an email phishing campaign. This ... Full story -
Webinar to explore impact of corporate disclosures
When examining the environment between a lender and borrower after disclosures, other stakeholders are more likely to be influenced by ... Full story -
Lights to go out at Brock for Earth Hour
Brock University will power down for Earth Hour on Saturday, March 27 to shed light on the importance of energy conservation ... Full story -
Brock students provincially recognized for preserving Italian immigrant stories
A group of Brock University students is being provincially recognized for the work they’ve done to preserve the personal ... Full story -
Co-op students reflect on their work to bring classes online
After a year of online learning, two Brock University students are reflecting on a reversal of roles and how it ... Full story -
Business Breathers to explore women in leadership during times of crisis
Understanding the implications of gender, power and politics on leadership during times of crisis is the focus of a free ... Full story -
Carol Merriam reappointed as Faculty of Humanities Dean
Professor Carol Merriam has been reappointed Dean of Brock University’s Faculty of Humanities for a five-year term beginning July 1. ... Full story -
Provincial investment helps Brock emerge from pandemic as strong community partner
The Government of Ontario is investing $7.9 million in Brock University, helping the University emerge from the global pandemic and continue ... Full story
