Brock in the News – November 12-18
Ontario schools are missing ‘perfect opportunity’ to address mental health amid rash of youth suicides
James Mandigo, Vice-provost Enrolment Management ... Full story
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Kestrels as crop cops? It’s an award-winning idea
A project involving Brock University researchers — in which kestrels protect orchards and vineyards from fruit-eating birds — has won a prestigious ... Full story -
Brock alum leading UN agency is making a global difference
Part of a series featuring Brock University’s 2016 Distinguished Alumni Award recipients. A Brock grad known as "the world’s ... Full story -
As international numbers rise, Brock’s student experience gets high marks
Growing up in the Bahrain, Prabhjot Kaur knew she wanted to attend university in Canada, but the 19-year-old didn’t ... Full story -
Moving out for Tower construction, new bike racks will have CCTV surveillance
After this week cyclists will no longer be able to park their bikes in front of the Schmon Tower, however ... Full story -
Popular math course makes the move to online
It’s a program hundreds of Brock students take every year, and now Math 1P97 — better known as Calculus with ... Full story -
Brock grad student chosen for national Stand UP! campaign against bullying
Brock University Graduate student Kimberly Mularczyk is one person who implores students to stand up, not stand by, when they ... Full story -
With a degree earned, a promise fulfilled
Standing on the convocation stage in Ian Beddis Gymnasium, Sayuri Gutierrez (BA '16) was thinking about her grandmother. In particular ... Full story -
Brock in the News – October 29-November 11
Mosquitos test negative for Zika After rare mosquito species were discovered in south-western Ontario late last week, leading Zika experts ... Full story -
Keeping Brock green makes for a busy tree planting program
It was hard not to notice the row of honey locust trees in front of Taro Hall being removed in ... Full story
