Grad student overcomes poverty by finding strength in education
When Van Hung Mai walks across Brock’s Convocation stage on June 9 to receive his doctoral degree, he’s fulfilling ... Full story
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Brock chooses collaborative academic leader as its next President
A proven Canadian collaborative academic leader, Gervan Fearon, will be Brock University’s next President and Vice-Chancellor. Dr. Fearon has ... Full story -
93-year-old history buff among grads set to cross Brock Convocation stage
With more than 3,500 students set to convocate next week at Brock University, there are plenty of inspiring stories of determination ... Full story -
Increased minimum wage a win for workers: Brock labour studies prof
Tuesday’s announcement to raise the minimum wage in Ontario should be considered a victory for the labour movement, ... Full story -
Manchester terror attack shows no location is immune: Brock professor
Monday’s horrific Manchester bombing amidst a concert audience of young music fans illustrates how terrorist attacks have moved beyond ... Full story -
Brock to host public event on aging well in Niagara
For the first time in history, seniors now outnumber children in Canada, and Niagara has one of the oldest populations ... Full story -
Brock-developed technology to increase research productivity and collaboration
It’s new technology aimed at helping researchers and students access large databases and software more conveniently and securely than ... Full story -
Yonge St. Riot documentary screening Tuesday
A Niagara screening of Brock University professor Simon Black's documentary on the 25th anniversary of the Yonge Street riot will ... Full story -
Mohawk language pioneer, Canadian business icon to receive honorary degrees at Brock convocation
One of Canada’s most powerful female business leaders and a man who has made it his life’s work ... Full story -
Intense talks help students gain collective bargaining experience
Collective bargaining often makes people think of picket lines and late-night negotiations, but rarely drums up thoughts of a university ... Full story
