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Brock's administration offices will be closed for Good Friday on April 18. However, all main buildings at the University's St. Catharines ... Full story
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Business students honoured for outstanding contributions to Goodman student life
It takes dedication, passion and a lot of late nights to ensure the success of a student club. These qualities ... Full story -
Minor power interruption planned for Cairns Complex tomorrow (Thursday, April 17)
The Cairns Family Health and Bioscience Research Complex will experience a brief power interruption tomorrow morning (Thursday, April 17) in order ... Full story -
Brock students assess age-friendliness of downtown St. Catharines
Healthy communities encompass all age groups. Working together on an intergenerational research study, 45 Brock students were recently matched with 20 Niagara ... Full story -
Senate committee on Academic Program Review holding Town Hall April 17
The Senate Ad-hoc Committee on Academic Program Review and Prioritization will be holding its second-phase Town Hall meeting in the ... Full story -
Barbara McDonald named interim replacement for University Librarian
Barbara McDonald has been named to become Brock's interim University Librarian when University Librarian Margaret Grove retires early this summer. ... Full story -
Congress at Brock to bring 8,000 scholars to Niagara in May
In just under two months' time, Brock University will welcome Canada's largest academic gathering to its campus and to Niagara. ... Full story -
Three graduate students win 2014 President’s Surgite Awards
Three members of Brock's Graduate Students' Association executive team have been awarded 2014 President's Surgite Awards. GSA president Jory Korobanik and ... Full story -
Sport Management grads give current students industry insight
Over 30 graduates from the Sport Management program returned to Brock University recently to share career advice with current students. The ... Full story -
Brock 50th anniversary celebrations in full swing
Brock's 50th anniversary celebrations have already attracted hundreds of alumni from across Canada, and the party is just getting started. ... Full story