Professor headed to Japan for energy research
A Brock chemistry professor is headed overseas to study green energy alternatives after receiving a prestigious Japanese research fellowship.
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Victims of Haiti tragedy remembered
Brock staff and students remembered the victims of the Haiti earthquake today with a solemn multi-faith memorial service. About 20 people ... Full story -
Officers take to the water
Niagara Regional Police (NRP) officers trained in the Eleanor Misener Aquatic Centre this week. Members of the marine and diving ... Full story -
Ribbon cut on Welch Hall expansion
Brock has unveiled a new 20,000-sq.-ft. extension that will provide more space for its Faculty of Education. The ribbon ... Full story -
Students promote Right to Play
A campus group is raising money and awareness this week for an organization that uses sport and play as a ... Full story -
Fundraising continues for Haiti earthquake relief
It’s only the first week of the campaign, and Brock people are already opening their hearts and wallets for ... Full story -
Earthquake in Haiti prompts fundraising effort
A fundraising drive is underway for relief efforts in Haiti. Various University groups will meet Friday morning to discuss the ... Full story -
Brock pitches in during holiday season
Members of the Brock community lent a hand this holiday season with donations benefiting Community Care of St. Catharines and ... Full story -
Research funding for CCOVI
The federal government is injecting $1.45 million into Canada’s grape and wine industry through research done by Brock’s Cool ... Full story -
Anna Olson comes to Brock
Anna Olson isn’t surprised when 17-year-olds approach her with her cookbooks. As a university student, she baked up a ... Full story
