Woodruff collection a gift for all of Niagara
Calling it a gift to the entire Niagara region, the four cousins who inherited a spectacular collection of historically-significant Niagara ... Full story
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Governor General’s Canadian Leadership Conference to make a stop at Brock/DSBN iHub
The Brock/DSBN Educational Research and Innovation Hub (iHub) is no stranger to hosting students, educators, and educational technology companies. ... Full story -
Brock President’s Golf tournament raises $75,000 in support of student-athletes
Brock University student-athletes will benefit from $75,000 raised Thursday during the 13th annual President’s Golf Tournament. More than 140 golfers joined ... Full story -
Brock researchers find rosemary extract effective in diabetes treatment
Brock researchers have discovered the herb rosemary does more than pair well with mushrooms or roast chicken. They found that ... Full story -
Four years in, CHYS prof’s recess project continues to build fun into school day
Recess for students at seven elementary schools is a lot more fun thanks to Lauren McNamara and her Recess Project. ... Full story -
Free carbon credits can increase profits for polluters: Brock-Guelph study
Government schemes that regulate greenhouse gas emissions through the trading of carbon credits can actually increase profits for high-polluting companies ... Full story -
Trio of awards for dramatic arts professor
Joe Norris was recently presented with two international awards and one from Brock for his unique approach to research. It ... Full story -
Grad students, award donors honoured at annual reception
Zahid Rahman wasn't sure he'd make it as a graduate student in Canada. When he arrived here with his wife, ... Full story -
Kim Meade moving back to Maritimes after 12 years at Brock
Kim Meade, Brock University's Vice-Provost and Associate Vice-President for Student Services, will be leaving the post this summer to accept ... Full story -
Sculpture dedication celebrates legacy of David Howes
It was a day a long time coming, and one the late David S. Howes would have loved to be ... Full story
