Brock profs honoured for work on aboriginal, women’s history
Two Brock University professors are being lauded by national organizations for their work examining aboriginal and women’s history.
Maureen ... Full story
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Music composed by Brock prof for dance-opera about residential schools
Spy Dénommé-Welch wanted to fully experience a new dance-opera production about Canada’s residential schools that premiered recently ... Full story -
National Aboriginal Day celebrated on campus
As National Aboriginal Day arrives on June 21, the Brock community can take time to reflect on the meaning of the ... Full story -
Language makes us unique: Brock honorary doctorate recipient
In Iroquoian tradition, last names are meant to be unique and meaningful, and both hold true for David Kanatawakhon. “As ... Full story -
Heart gardens highlight history of residential schools
Each heart carefully staked into the soil is a sign of remembrance and a promise never to forget. The colourful ... Full story -
Mohawk language pioneer, Canadian business icon to receive honorary degrees at Brock convocation
One of Canada’s most powerful female business leaders and a man who has made it his life’s work ... Full story -
Battiste shares insight into ‘Indigenizing the Academy’
Challenges and opportunities Brock may encounter as the University works to expand and improve supports for its indigenous community were ... Full story -
Aboriginal Awards recognize inspiring achievement on campus and beyond
When he was growing up, Darcy Belanger loved sports but not school. Dropping out of Grade 9 to work in construction, ... Full story -
Brock launches the Marilyn Rose Lecture
Marilyn Rose, the founding Dean of Brock’s Faculty of Graduate Studies who passed away in 2015, was a beloved ... Full story -
Symposium to take in-depth look at gender and sexual violence
Gender and sexual violence will be at the centre of a two-day symposium hosted at Brock later this week. The ... Full story
