Brock in the News – September 17-23
A lesson in hard Chinese bargaining
With Chinese Premier Li Keqiang on a four-day visit to Canada, Brock University political ... Full story
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Professor recognized internationally for urban politics research
The research of a Brock University political science professor has been recognized for its contribution to understanding urban politics. Zachary ... Full story -
Walk of Life to raise money for local cardiac care
Thousands of people in Niagara experience serious cardiac problems every year. Thousands more are at risk for developing heart disease. ... Full story -
A message to the Brock community from Board Chair John Suk
I am writing to provide the Brock community with an update on the status of the University’s leadership structure. ... Full story -
Campus Security, NRP issue warning after exposure incidents in parking lots
Niagara Regional Police and Brock University Campus Security Services are investigating two indecent acts that were reported in campus parking ... Full story -
Applications now open for BioLinc program to support young Niagara entrepreneurs
Brock University and Niagara College will continue to facilitate youth entrepreneurship after successfully managing the Kick-Starting Entrepreneurship program and ncTakeOff ... Full story -
Scientists say ‘Marsquakes’ are another clue to life on Mars
Scientists believe a by-product of earthquake-like seismic activity could support life on Mars. Recent research by an international team of ... Full story -
International philosophers coming to Brock
There will be some deep thinking coming to Niagara this week. From Thursday through Saturday, a prestigious international conference taking ... Full story -
New book explores border life in Niagara pre- and post- 9/11
With the recent 15th anniversary of the tragic September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, many Canadians living in the immediate vicinity of the ... Full story -
Telling the Brock story the focus at Ontario’s largest recruiting event
It’s a chance to connect with 120,000 students and parents, and for Beth Natale, it’s one of the most ... Full story
