Public talk to explore #MeToo’s place in history
In addition to captivating society and dominating news headlines, the #MeToo movement has earned its place in the history books.
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Murdoch Mysteries author to unveil writing secrets at Brock
The books might be fiction, but the historical research that goes into them is very real. For acclaimed author Maureen ... Full story -
Public lectures, conference to explore complexity of war and pacifism
To coincide with the centenary of the end of the First World War, Canadian and international scholars will gather this ... Full story -
Crossing Borders conference to touch on binational issues
Scholars from across Canada and the United States will gather at Brock this week to discuss all aspects of cross-border ... Full story -
Speaker series to feature Italian-Canadian poet
Mary di Michele will share insight into the life of an Italian-Canadian during a speaking engagement at Brock on Thursday, ... Full story -
Top Canadian authors coming to Niagara for Two Days of Canada conference
Award-winning authors from across Canada will be in downtown St. Catharines this week for the annual Two Days of ... Full story -
Canada’s avant-garde set to storm Brock University next week
More than 85 national and international avant-gardists will descend upon Brock and St. Catharines next week for Avant Canada, a conference ... Full story -
Brock prof and author nominated for national literary awards
Brock professor and author Gregory Betts has been shortlisted for a pair of national literary prizes. The associate professor of ... Full story -
Fulbright scholar studying 20th-century literary networks brings expertise to Brock
Now in it's third year, the Brock-Fulbright Research Chair in Transnational Studies program aims to bring to the University some ... Full story -
What do Thorold and the Chicago Tribune have in common? Find out in Can Studies lecture Friday
The city of Thorold and the Chicago Tribune might seem like an unlikely match. But turn the clock back to 1913, ... Full story
