Trinidad and Tobago dignitaries visit Brock
A delegation from Trinidad and Tobago visited Brock this month to learn more about the University.
Camille Robinson-Regis, High Commissioner ... Full story
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It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s…Supercourse
Thanks to innovative programming at Brock, students can now finish a full-year eight-month course in two weeks, saving them and ... Full story -
Haiti taught nursing student about ‘the resilience of people’
As a nurse for 35 years, Agnes Hyma is used to improvising. But nothing quite beats assisting with surgeries in the ... Full story -
Exams wrapping up
Thinning crowds and hushed hallways are sure signs of exam time at Brock. Students began writing them on April 15. The ... Full story -
Funding announced for Centre for the Arts
The Centre for the Arts will be able to present its 2010-11 and 2011-12 Professional Entertainment Series, thanks to an ... Full story -
Aboriginal women aim to inspire future students
Jennifer Brant and Melanie Anderson are the recipients of this year’s Aboriginal Achievement Awards. Brant, a Master of Education ... Full story -
Moriyama’s legacy in bloom at Brock
It’s springtime at Brock, and that means thousands of white blooms lighting up the grounds in front of the ... Full story -
Children’s book by Brock professor nominated for book prize
A book by a Brock professor has been nominated for the prestigious B.C. Book Prize. Kari-Lynn Winters, assistant professor ... Full story -
Filling out a wellness survey pays off for eight employees
Brock’s new health and well-being committee has handed out prizes to some of those who answered its first survey. ... Full story -
New book outlines Canada’s shameful animal rights record
Canadians pride themselves on being nice, but the country is a moral contradiction when it comes to animal rights, says ... Full story
