Prostitutes in ancient Greece led lives of slavery and poverty, new book says
Popular culture depicts them as richly painted courtesans of means, but the life of the average prostitute in ancient Greece ... Full story
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Students head south for spring break volunteer work
Not all Brock students will be relaxing on a beach in the sunny south this spring break. Just ask Sandy ... Full story -
Cross-country donor boosts Brock’s animal studies program
Brock’s unique Critical Animal Studies program has received a boost in the form of a $50,000 endowment from a generous ... Full story -
Professor got first-hand look at electrical fire
It’s not a day that Kimberly Cote is likely to forget any time soon – the day she was working ... Full story -
Video: If you can….
Brock has released a new undergraduate recruitment video that has really taken off – it's gotten more than 8,000 views on YouTube ... Full story -
It’s not over in Southern Sudan: expert
University of Toronto professor Thomas Tieku is optimistic about Southern Sudan's new independence. But that optimism is balanced with the ... Full story -
Dramatic Arts performance examines passion, politics and jealousy
Suppressed desire and ancient power struggles collide in this week's production of Phèdre at Brock. Phèdre, written by ... Full story -
Brock looks to partner with Niagara businesses on research and development
Brock is excited by the applications it has received so far to do research for small and medium-sized companies. And ... Full story -
New collection shows lives of early black settlers in Canada
Brock is celebrating Black History Month by launching a new digitized collection of local records. Special Collections and Archives recently ... Full story -
Comedian, UFC fighter open new on-campus dollar store
An ultimate fighter and the host of Cash Cab Canada provided brisk business for the Brock University Students’ Union’s ... Full story
