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The Faculty of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs (FGSPA) has welcomed Wendy Ward and Philip Sullivan as its new Associate ... Full story
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Surge in Ontario wine sales linked to growing national identity
As sales of Ontario wines spike and support of the “Buy Canadian” movement grows, the pressure on wineries to highlight ... Full story -
Brock ranked among Canada’s Best Employers for Company Culture by Forbes
From its professional development opportunities to wellness supports and employee engagement, Brock University is being recognized for fostering a strong ... Full story -
National research aims to boost physical activity among newcomer children
Children and youth who are new to Canada are at greater risk of being physically inactive compared to their Canadian-born ... Full story -
Distinguished Prof a champion for youth health
Brock University’s Distinguished Professor designation is a lifetime appointment recognizing outstanding achievement in each recipient’s academic discipline. This ... Full story -
Celebrating community impact with Niagara councils
Brock President and Vice-Chancellor Lesley Rigg met with local municipal councils last week to celebrate successful community collaborations and highlight ... Full story -
Faculty of Humanities appoints new Associate Dean
Associate Professor of Classics and Archaeology Katharine T. von Stackelberg has been appointed Associate Dean, Undergraduate Student Affairs and Curriculum ... Full story -
BEGIN@Brock connects incoming students with campus community
Starting university is a big transition, but Brock’s Student Life and Success is committed to helping incoming Badgers connect ... Full story -
Brock community rallies to raise funds for local cancer care
For 15 years, Karl Thorp has led the charge for Brock University’s participation in the Big Move Cancer Ride, a ... Full story -
Ontario wetland research among Brock projects given NSERC boost
Wetlands save the economy billions of dollars by controlling floods, improving water quality and storing carbon that would otherwise go ... Full story