Brock farm to flourish with legacy gift from Norris Walker
A transformative gift of more than $7 million from one of Brock’s most steadfast supporters will bolster the University’s ... Full story
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Bushels of fun at Brock’s Homecoming Grape Stomp
For hundreds of Badgers, the juice was worth the squeeze. With their white shirts covered in purple splatter and their ... Full story -
Brock honours Truth and Reconciliation with month of community programming
The Brock University community has co-ordinated a packed lineup of programming leading up to National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. ... Full story -
Burlington Campus to welcome students Monday
Brock University's new Burlington Campus will welcome its first students for in-person classes beginning Monday, Sept. 15. Based in the City ... Full story -
Unearthed Mars minerals provide strong evidence of potential ancient life on Red Planet
New research supported by Brock University Earth Sciences professors has uncovered findings that could provide the clearest sign of ancient ... Full story -
Brock to expand Nursing program with $2.4M provincial funding boost
More Brock University students will soon learn the vital skills needed to provide critical care for residents in Niagara and ... Full story -
Brock rolls out Welcome Wagon to build connection in Niagara
Brock University volunteers will be headed into the community this weekend to greet new and returning off-campus Badgers along with ... Full story -
Royal Society of Canada honours three Brock profs
Three Brock University professors have been elected Fellows of the Royal Society of Canada (RSC). Professors Fiona Blaikie, Robert Dimand ... Full story -
Welcome to Brock: A message from President Rigg
Dear Badgers, Welcome to the start of the Fall Term — a season full of energy, excitement and fresh beginnings. Whether ... Full story -
Home sweet home: Move-in Weekend welcomes Brock’s newest students
Packed in with their clothing, books and other necessities was a mixture of nervousness, excitement and pride. The nearly 2,800 students ... Full story
