Brock targeted by large-scale phishing attack
Information Technology Services (ITS) is asking the Brock community to be vigilant when checking emails after a recent phishing scam ... Full story
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History of black railway workers the focus of public Brock event
Eighty years ago, a group of Black railway workers took their fight for fair treatment all the way to the ... Full story -
Brock recruiting three more Canada Research Chairs
Brock University is expanding its research net with three Canada Research Chair (CRC) positions in the areas of Indigenous art ... Full story -
Nominations open for Board of Trustees staff representative
Brock University’s Board of Trustees is seeking one new ongoing staff representative to serve a three-year term on the ... Full story -
Avanti Chamber Singers preparing to end Brock Music season on a high note
The Avanti Chamber Singers will close an eclectic Brock Music season with their final performance, The Road Home. Led by ... Full story -
Business Matters brews up conversation on craft business
Geoff Dillon plans on talking a lot in 2019. He has a story to tell, but as Ontario’s first craft ... Full story -
Brock honoured for commitment to helping local kids learn to read
For more than a decade, Brock students and staff have been working to show local kids why reading rocks. Through ... Full story -
David Siegel will leave lasting legacy upon retirement from Brock
When David Siegel retires this June after more than 40 years of service to Brock University, he will leave a lasting ... Full story -
COULTER: Animal protection laws are laws, and police enforce our laws
Kendra Coulter, Associate Professor in Labour Studies, wrote a piece for the Huffington Post recently about who should be enforcing ... Full story -
Student research recognized at 3MT final and Jack M. Miller award ceremony
Parents who observe signs of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) early in their child’s life may be able to reduce ... Full story
