Brock launches PhD program in physics
Brock already has a reputation for scientific research in superconductivity and neutron scattering. And now it has a PhD program ... Full story
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Celebrity chef Michael Smith to do Soirée meal
Canada’s most famous chef, TV celebrity Michael Smith, will come to Brock this autumn to oversee the cooking when ... Full story -
Dean appointed to Ontario universities quality council
Marilyn Rose, Dean of the Faculty of Graduate Studies, has been appointed to the new Ontario Universities Council on Quality ... Full story -
Construction puts a pinch on roads, footpaths and parking access
A major campus intersection — Meter Road at University Road — is closed to traffic until July 28 as work continues on the ... Full story -
New Dean of Humanities ready for the challenge
Every employee is excited about a new job. But Douglas Kneale has inherited a more active portfolio than most. Starting ... Full story -
International Centre brings new harmony
Staff in the various units that serve international students are seeing more of each other these days. And students are ... Full story -
Biological sciences researcher recognized as international leader
A Brock researcher whose work supports our understanding of degenerative brain diseases has been recognized for her potential as an ... Full story -
Where have the trees gone?
Four trees have been removed from Jubilee Court as part of the construction of the Niagara Health and Biosciences Research ... Full story -
Sport Management chair named Interim Dean
Joanne MacLean, a widely experienced academic and chair of Brock’s Department of Sport Management, will be the university’s ... Full story -
Students explore Viking culture in Iceland
It’s a course fit for a learned Viking — five weeks of classroom work, plus two weeks treading scenic, historic ... Full story
