Public talk to uncover stories of victims of Mount Vesuvius
When Mount Vesuvius erupted in Italy in 79 AD, it buried countless inhabitants in ash and lava and trapped towns like ... Full story
Articles tagged with: department of classics
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Archaeological dig leads to prestigious award
A Brock project nearly two decades in the making and focused on tombs constructed by Bronze Age Myceneans in ancient ... Full story -
Ancient holiday to go virtual with Brock celebration
Classics students are bringing an ancient holiday into the 21st century with this year’s Saturnalia party. The holiday event, ... Full story -
FACULTY FOCUS: Carrie Murray unearths her archaeology roots
Note: Faculty Focus is a monthly series that highlights faculty whose compelling passions, innovative ideas and various areas of expertise ... Full story -
Archaeology talk to dig up dirt on ballpark fans
The Department of Classics is hosting a public lecture on the archaeology of baseball to mark International Archaeology Day. Robert ... Full story -
Student clubs are adapting to remote semester
Student clubs are responding to the challenges of a remote school year with creativity and enthusiasm, with students finding ways ... Full story -
Brock receives $655,000 to support early-stage research
Brock University researchers have been awarded more than $655,000 in funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada’... Full story -
Instructors find innovative ways to teach courses online
While students have been busy planning their courses for the fall, instructors across Brock University have been busy adapting and ... Full story -
Classics graduate Julie Simmonds receives Spirit of Brock medal
When Julie Sun-Kyung Simmonds began her studies at Brock University in 2015, she was focussed on just one thing: her academics. “... Full story -
Digitally digging into history
Archaeology is usually associated with carefully digging through soil to uncover the past, but for students this summer, archaeology is ... Full story
