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As winter arrives in Niagara, Brock students, faculty, staff and visitors are reminded to take extra precautions during inclement weather ... Full story
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Employee dedication, impact recognized at President’s Celebration
Brock employees from across the University gathered to celebrate the outstanding contributions and milestone achievements of their colleagues on Tuesday, ... Full story -
Deborah O’Leary named Associate Vice-President, Research
Following an internal search process, Professor Deborah O’Leary has been appointed Associate Vice-President, Research (AVPR), effective Jan. 1. “I am ... Full story -
Blockbuster Warner Bros. deal latest in storied history of studio power plays
When Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) announced a showstopping US$72 billion sales deal last week, Liz Clarke took notice. ... Full story -
President Rigg shares 2025 highlights in holiday message
President and Vice-Chancellor Lesley Rigg shared a holiday video message congratulating the Brock University community on all that was accomplished ... Full story -
Brock delegates build new bridges, deepen community connections in China
A Brock delegation strengthened the University’s global presence and fostered meaningful connections with institutional partners, alumni and educators during ... Full story -
From deepfakes to biomarkers: Diving into Social Sciences research
Fetal alcohol exposure, technology used to facilitate sexual violence and the hypersexualization of racialized sex workers were among the many ... Full story -
Brock reflects on legacy of l’École Polytechnique tragedy with memorial, calls for action
On Dec. 6, 1989, 14 women were murdered at l’École Polytechnique de Montréal. The tragedy that profoundly shocked the nation brought ... Full story -
‘Gone for a Run’ addresses impact of gender-based violence in physical activity
As her shoes pad softly on the ground, recent news headlines play in her subconscious like a chilling soundtrack to ... Full story -
Award-winning Chemistry prof’s classroom approach gets positive reaction
Chemistry wasn’t originally part of Divya Kaur Matta’s career formula. It was a subject she couldn’t quite ... Full story