Toronto Maple Leafs name Brock alumnus assistant GM
The Toronto Maple Leafs shook up their head office Tuesday, letting go of two longtime executives and hiring Brock University ... Full story
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Wine experts celebrate chardonnay at annual CCOVI event
Winemakers, grape growers and sommeliers went back to school as the International Cool Climate Chardonnay Celebration (i4C) held its ... Full story -
Brock psychologist wins international behavioral neuroscience award
Brock University behavioural psychologist Stefan Brudzynski recently received the International Behavioral Neuroscience Society (IBNS)'s Outstanding Achievement Award. A cat ... Full story -
Brock International hosts We Welcome the World Reception
Brock International introduced the newest visiting international professors, scholars and university mentorship participants, including Science without Borders students from around ... Full story -
Sanderson takes the plunge in Canada’s largest open water swim
After making waves as a competitive swimmer when she was a teenager, Margaret Sanderson is neck deep in a different ... Full story -
Road construction will be finished in time for 2014-15 academic year
Short-term pain for long-term gain. That's how Brock's Facilities Management project manager looks at the road construction surrounding the University's ... Full story -
Golf tournament raises scholarship money for Brock women’s hockey players
On behalf of Brock University, we would like to thank all the participants, donors, sponsors and volunteers of the 29th ... Full story -
Brock’s seventh residence will give students taste of the suite life
Brock University students are about to get another taste of the suite life. The corner of St. David and Norman ... Full story -
Local student named Brock’s 2014 Lou Cahill Scholarship winner
James Gardner of St. Catharines is the 2014 winner of the Lou Cahill Scholarship in Communications awarded by Brock University. The $1,250 ... Full story -
Have World Cup fever? Goodman professor knows why
Soccer fans are known for reacting passionately to each goal. It's not surprising then, that Tuesday's World Cup semifinal between ... Full story
