Professor researching climate change in China
China is one of the world’s top exporters of tea. But climate change threatens the country’s tea plantations ... Full story
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Photo by Visual Arts student displayed on Rideau Skateway
Skaters on the Rideau Canal Skateway in Ottawa this winter will be treated to a photo by Visual Arts student ... Full story -
Course about remote Amazon tribe among the new Continuing Education offerings
They live in the darkness of the Amazon rainforest without technology or running water. Their tribe is so isolated that ... Full story -
TD makes donation
Monique Homer, TD Canada Trust's District Vice-President for Niagara, visited Brock this month to drop off the first installment of ... Full story -
Scholarship makes Brock part of ‘prestigious event’
A Brock student is one of 10 in the country to receive a prestigious scholarship worth $5,000. Alyssa Stuppiello, a co-op accounting ... Full story -
Do what you love: Jays GM
There’s an old adage: do what you love and the money will eventually come to you. And there’s ... Full story -
Grad student profile: Kate Humphrys
Kate Humphrys Master’s candidate, Applied Health Sciences Supervisor: Terry Wade and co-supervisor Erin Sharpe Research project title: “Engaging youth ... Full story -
Brock students tops in business competition
Brock came out on top this month at Canada's premiere undergraduate business case competition. Brock business students took first and ... Full story -
Career Services gets kudos from RCMP
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) presented Lisa Kuiper with a certificate this week for helping the force's Pro-Active Recruiting ... Full story -
Alumnus to speak about oldest forms of complex life
A renowned paleontologist who studies the origin and early evolution of animals will present Brock’s first Faculty of Mathematics ... Full story
