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When modern-day voyageur Adam Shoalts (BA ’09) returns to his alma mater later this week, he will bring along stories from ... Full story
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Canada’s top two varsity men’s basketball teams put on a thriller downtown
To head coach Charles Kissi a loss is a loss, but when it’s an overtime loss to the seven-time ... Full story -
Institutions must do more to support those with mental illness says Roméo Dallaire
We as Canadians must do a better job of both recognizing and supporting those around us who are struggling with ... Full story -
Brock alum Tinnish decides to stay in Toronto
It appeared one of Brock University's highest-profile graduates was set to take on a new role, but Andrew Tinnish (BRLS ’99, ... Full story -
Brock President advises, encourages newcomers to Canada
Brock President Dr. Gervan Fearon has two key messages for people who recently moved to Canada: you are not alone ... Full story -
Strong competition season for Goodman students
It’s case competition season for business schools, and Brock’s Goodman School of Business has already seen success at ... Full story -
Despite three decades of activism, violence against women not decreasing
The Dec. 6, 1989 École Polytechnique massacre changed the conversation around violence against women, and led to the creation of Brock University’... Full story -
Experts to shed light on Open Educational Resources
Two of Canada’s leading advocates for greater access and affordability of teaching and learning materials will be at Brock ... Full story -
Book launch to be held for Newspaper City
Newspapers and the role they played in paving Toronto’s streets will be at the heart of a public book ... Full story -
University research saving Ontario vineyards one grape bud at a time
With erratic temperatures and extreme weather events on the rise, researchers at Brock University’s Cool Climate Oenology & Viticulture ... Full story