Newspapers played major role in paving Toronto roads
If anyone doubts the power of the press, think again.
Liberal newspapers were the main driver of Toronto’s street ... Full story
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Brock prof spent Canada Day swearing in new citizens
While most people celebrated Canada Day with fireworks and family barbecues, Dorothy Griffiths spent July 1 providing a warm welcome to ... Full story -
TESL Canada honours Applied Linguistics prof
Applied Linguistics Professor Ron Thomson was recently recognized by TESL Canada, the national federation of English language teachers, with the ... Full story -
New course examines the urban working class through hip-hop culture
This September, Brock students have the chance to study Hip-Hop and the Urban Working Class, a new course, unique in ... Full story -
Brock in the News — June 24-29
Memo to Gordon Gekko: Ethics, not greed, boost profits Goodman School of Business professors Michael Armstrong and Fayez Elayan pen ... Full story -
Faculty, grad students needed for research ethics boards
Brock’s Bioscience and Social Science Research Ethics Boards are recruiting faculty and graduate student members. These dynamic volunteer boards ... Full story -
Sweet dreams pay off for Brock alumna
There’s no need for Tayler Book (BA ’14) to sugarcoat her Brock experience. When the 25-year-old St. Catharines native reflects ... Full story -
Brock, international researchers explore links between perfectionism and procrastination
Do perfectionists procrastinate? Well, yes and no, concludes a study by an international team that includes Brock University’s Danielle ... Full story -
Brock in the News — June 10-16
Brock’s enrolment stats encouraging At the height of the student registration cycle, Brock University’s growth rate for confirmed ... Full story -
GALLERY: Students take life-changing journey through southern Africa
Eighteen hours in 'The Beast' was just the start. A colossal bus ride through the uneven roads of southern Africa ... Full story
