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He was a welterweight so tough and scrappy that he often boxed above his weight class. Some of his in-the-ring ... Full story
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Video: Cairns Complex enters the home stretch
On Friday, June 24, about 150 scientists, supporters and government and University officials gathered in Pond Inlet to mark the milestone of ... Full story -
Wheelchair basketball championship heats up at Brock
The inaugural Women’s U25 World Wheelchair Basketball Championships is in full swing at Brock. The Playoff Round is currently ... Full story -
Brock’s pop culture MA program turns 10
A lot was happening in the pop culture scene in 2001. It was the year that Lord of the Rings came ... Full story -
Researcher studies facial recognition
Cathy Mondloch spends much of her time trying to figure out how we recognize one another. The Psychology professor’s ... Full story -
Professor to receive the Order of Canada
A Brock professor who has devoted her career to people with intellectual disabilities is receiving the Order of Canada. Dorothy ... Full story -
Brock takes lead on climate change research for Ontario’s grape and wine industry
As vineyards struggle to survive the damages inflicted by increasingly erratic weather, the province has given $2.86 million to a team ... Full story -
Grads with organic strawberry business win Nitsopoulos award
Two Brock graduates who have devised a way to mass produce strawberries have received this year’s Nitsopoulos Family Entrepreneurship ... Full story -
Publications — July 7
Daigle, Christine. (2010-11). "A Nietzschean Beauvoir: Becoming who one is as a being with others." Simone de Beauvoir Studies, volume 27, ... Full story -
OPIRG Brock fundraises to keep its downtown InfoShop
It hosts a program where bicycles are fixed and repurposed for migrant workers. It hosts free schools where participants are ... Full story