Teutloff loved art — and how it looked on Brock’s campus
Lutz Teutloff made his mark on Brock University’s landscape like few others have ever done.
The philanthropist and art ... Full story
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Opening of Term celebration draws hundreds
More than 400 members of the Brock community gathered in Thursday’s sunshine to dine together, mark the start of the ... Full story -
Behind the scenes of the Goodman expansion
As work continues to progress well on the Goodman School of Business expansion, Andrew Gaudes is most looking forward to ... Full story -
Brock research shows Ontario weeks away from West Nile epidemic
Ontario this summer is headed for one of its worst outbreaks of West Nile virus in the past 15 years, according ... Full story -
Brock using Canada’s first ‘wristbot’ in neuromechanics and ergonomics lab
An international partnership has led to Brock becoming the first Canadian institution to use an innovative ‘wristbot’ created abroad in ... Full story -
Summer on campus — A busy season of conferences and guests
Kitted out in helmets and form-fitting apparel, a sea of cyclists and their high-performance bikes gathered in the Friday morning ... Full story -
The beat goes on: Projects keep advancing campus accessibility
The ongoing campaign to improve accessibility at Brock has been in evidence this summer, including walkway reconstruction and curb-cutting projects ... Full story -
Researchers tackling allergies and climate change receive CFI funding
It’s the peanut that has Adam MacNeil so concerned. Thinking back to his schoolyard days, the assistant professor in ... Full story -
Brock neuroscientist studying early autism detection in the brain
Neuroscientist Sid Segalowitz is on a mission to determine how early the development of autism can be detected in a ... Full story -
Brock student researcher gives seniors tech lesson
A therapy traditionally used to aid children with autism spectrum disorder has instead been applied by a Brock graduate student ... Full story
