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Often the rules of research are set by institutions, associations or other bodies, typically followed through by academic researchers seeking ... Full story
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Brock to maintain vaccine and mask mandates beyond Winter Term
Given current evidence of increasing COVID-19 infections and hospitalizations, Brock University will maintain its COVID-19 vaccination policy and will continue ... Full story -
Brock grad’s journey comes full circle with new scholarship fund for international students
Ridha Chilmeran (BA ’09, MBE ’11) remembers the welcoming atmosphere he encountered upon his arrival to Brock University. After listening to older ... Full story -
Student input sought on campus housing
Brock University wants to hear from the student community about their housing needs. Brock’s Department of Residences in Ancillary ... Full story -
Scavenger hunt to help students access resources, supports before exams
With exams just around the corner, an end-of-term activity is guiding Brock students to helpful resources and supports on campus. ... Full story -
Brock grads, business partners recognized as co-op champions
Brock graduates and co-founders of Moyers & Stark Consulting, Darryl Moyers (BBA ’11) and Tyler Stark (BBA ’11), are being honoured for ... Full story -
National Indigenous Languages Day a time to celebrate, educate
As Canada marks National Indigenous Languages Day on Thursday, March 31, a Brock expert is encouraging society to learn more about ... Full story -
Women in STEAM event Thursday to explore connections between science, art
The impact of women in STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art and math) will be at the centre of a networking ... Full story -
Three more national championships on tap for Brock Sports
What has turned into an historic playoff run for the Brock Badgers continues this week in basketball courts and hockey ... Full story -
Grad student working to impact experiential education overseas
Though she’s still in the midst of her own educational journey, Nathalie Jackson (BA ’21, BEd ’21) is doing her part ... Full story