Brock art show, public lecture to delve into Niagara’s past
A two-part event meant to unravel the history of the Niagara region will take place at the Marilyn I. Walker ... Full story
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Two new exhibits to open at Rodman Hall
The works of nine Indigenous artists will be featured in one of two new exhibits opening at Rodman Hall Art ... Full story -
Clarinet, piano showcased at upcoming Music@Noon concert
Clarinetist Zoltan Kalman and pianist Erika Reiman, both Brock instructors, will take the stage on Tuesday, Jan. 30 for the weekly ... Full story -
Thrive Week and Bell Let’s Talk to focus on positive mental health at Brock
In conjunction with Bell Let’s Talk initiatives, Brock University’s first-ever Thrive Week will be held from Jan. 29 to ... Full story -
Ragtime, boogie-woogie to get crowd jumping
The Few Mara Duo is expected to have the crowd at Partridge Hall jumping to its feet on Friday, Jan. 26. ... Full story -
Brock University becomes title sponsor of Niagara Falls Comic Con
When Niagara Falls Comic Con returns for its seventh anniversary this June, it will have a new title sponsor: Brock ... Full story -
MIWSFPA to host public dramatic arts symposium
In a rapidly changing world filled with anxiety and political uncertainty, the practice of drama in education and applied theatre ... Full story -
Grad Send-Off aims to ready students for next chapter
When Brock’s graduates head out on their quest for professional success, the University aims to give them the strongest ... Full story -
Brock’s early application numbers cause for cautious optimism
Early indicators of potential applicants for Ontario universities this fall are showing some strong signals for Brock. It will be ... Full story -
Music@Noon returns with Brock instructors
Organist Lesley Kingham and trumpeter Timothy White, both Brock instructors, will kick off the second half of the 2017-18 RBC ... Full story
