Brock appoints Lesley Rigg as next President and Vice-Chancellor
Western University VP Research joins Brock Nov. 1
Lesley Rigg, a highly accomplished academic leader, research scientist and professor, is Brock’... Full story
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Community soaks up history at former shipyard’s archaeology open house
The Niagara community came ready to see archaeology in action this week at the site of the former Shickluna Shipyard ... Full story -
Brock program inspires next generation of women leaders in sport
Claire Barker is ready to lead. The 12-year-old ringette player from Niagara Falls is hoping to inspire others when she ... Full story -
Charton Hobbs, Moët Hennessy advancing opportunities for women studying beverage alcohol industry at Brock
With the help of influential partners such as Charton Hobbs and Moët Hennessy, Brock University’s opportunities for diverse ... Full story -
Brock prof partners with student-led company to study concussion stigma in sport
To all athletes dealing with a blow to the head, Ryan Sutton has some sound advice: give yourself time to ... Full story -
Steel Blade Classic bringing Brock fan experience back to Meridian Centre
After three years on ice, one of Brock University’s most celebrated and anticipated events will make its return to ... Full story -
Brock mourns loss of former Chancellor, longtime University supporter Ned Goodman
With one stroll through campus, it’s easy to see the significant impact Ned Goodman has had on Brock University. ... Full story -
Youth sought for Brock study on developing solitude skills
Adolescence is widely perceived to be a time of building social skills, but just as important during those formative years ... Full story -
Public invited to learn history of Shickluna Shipyard at dig site open houses
To the untrained eye, the bits of broken glass, china and rusted metal might not look like much, but the ... Full story -
Brock experts weigh in on housing prices, market trends
More movement is being predicted in the housing market as prices drop, but not necessarily because houses in general are ... Full story
