Brock researchers predict steep decline in tropical fisheries due to climate change
Within 30 years, tropical fisheries — on which some 1.9 billion people depend on their food and livelihood — may see a decline of 40 ... Full story
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FACULTY FOCUS: Debbie Inglis on uncorking a life of wine in Niagara
Note: Faculty Focus is a monthly series that highlights faculty whose compelling passions, innovative ideas and various areas of expertise ... Full story -
$2.7m gift expands student opportunities for experiential learning and access
The Gerald B. Mitchell Centre in Experiential Education creates a $2.7-million legacy for Brock students, enabling this Brock University Honorary ... Full story -
Brock expert reflects on responding to policy challenges amid COVID-19 pandemic
From the moment the global pandemic shut down communities across Canada, Kate Bezanson could anticipate the severe effects the closures ... Full story -
Looking at Fall: Brock community must collectively continue to manage the pandemic
Thanks to hard work and dedication by Brock students, faculty and staff, Brock University successfully navigated the past six months ... Full story -
CCOVI’s west coast connections spur student and graduate success
Whether its leading industry-driven research, hosting alumni networking events or running outreach seminars and workshops, Brock University’s Cool Climate ... Full story -
Campus Store launches revised, customer-oriented website
Attention shoppers: Brock's Campus Store is unveiling its new and improved website, with a major emphasis enhancing the online customer ... Full story -
Brock students pursue summer research through VPR fund
Madelyne Coote’s summer is turning out to be an eye-opening glimpse into the future. The third-year Psychology student was ... Full story -
Grad student gets hands-on experience with public health system during COVID-19
When Misha Dhuper began her graduate studies in the Master of Public Health (MPH) at Brock less than a year ... Full story -
Humanities grad wins Daytime Emmy
Karlee Morse (BA ’11) wasn’t sure at first what she wanted to do when she graduated from Brock University. But ... Full story
