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Little is known about the local history of black Freemasonry, but it’s hoped this year’s Sankey Lecture will ... Full story
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One-night-only performance set for Encore! trio
Guests attending the next Encore! Professional Concert, presented by Brock’s Department of Music, will be the first to hear ... Full story -
Badgers women playing for national curling championship Tuesday morning
The Brock Badgers will be in the national spotlight Tuesday morning when the women’s curling team plays the Laurentian ... Full story -
Brock to screen award-winning Cheechoo film Friday
A special screening of the award-winning film, Moose River Crossing, by Brock University Chancellor Shirley Cheechoo will take place on ... Full story -
Co-op and experiential education students earn provincial honours
From the first day of her work term, Rachel Van Herk was hooked. Though the 22-year-old Mitchell, Ont., native was ... Full story -
Popular One Act Festival returns to Marilyn I. Walker Theatre
Brock’s Dramatic Arts students will bring the intricacies of human interaction, the banality of small-town life and even the ... Full story -
Pathstone and Brock collaborating to improve mental health research
Brock University and Pathstone Mental Health will host a joint event Friday, March 22 to announce details of an expanded collaboration ... Full story -
Power of love endures in If Beale Street Could Talk
Brock University Film Society’s (BUFS) latest screening, If Beale Street Could Talk, is a moving celebration of love and ... Full story -
Campus vigil on Tuesday will honour the victims of Christchurch
Solidarity came from around Brock University on Friday, after a terrorist slaughtered 49 people in New Zealand at two mosques where ... Full story -
Education grads honoured among Canada’s most outstanding principals
Jay Wolkoff (BEd ’98) and Blaine MacDougall (MEd ’89) are making a difference in the lives of young learners — and the country ... Full story