Grad sets sights on opening school in Africa
Growing up in Namibia’s rural Ohangwena region, Lydia Lungameni dreamed of becoming a teacher.
But with racial divides preventing ... Full story
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Brock Media Clips for Friday, Oct. 12
Here’s a look at some of the media attention Brock University received recently. The best bosses are humble bosses: ... Full story -
Canada Games Torch Run coming to Brock
Niagara’s turn to host the Canada Games is still three years away, but the Torch Relay for the 2019 Games ... Full story -
Business leader talks self-reinvention with Goodman students
Standing before the next generation of business leaders, Julia Deans shared critical words of advice: embrace change. The prominent business ... Full story -
Co-op gives award-winning student winemaker a career boost
Having already produced an award-winning wine and taken the next step in his career, Oenology and Viticulture (OEVI) student Nick ... Full story -
Brock to honour first Librarian Emeritus
Following a 25-year career as a Brock librarian and researcher, Marcie Jacklin will be presented with the University’s first ... Full story -
Employees, students and research add up to Brock’s significant impact on Niagara
Nearly half a billion dollars. Even on the conservative end of the measurement scale, that’s the economic impact Brock ... Full story -
Clearing the air around cannabis on campus
Smoking or vaping marijuana anywhere on campus will remain prohibited at Brock University, even after recreational cannabis becomes legal in ... Full story -
#MeToo founder coming to Brock University
A key figure in the #MeToo movement is speaking at Brock University later this month. American civil rights activist Tarana ... Full story -
Public lectures, conference to explore complexity of war and pacifism
To coincide with the centenary of the end of the First World War, Canadian and international scholars will gather this ... Full story
