Economics grad turns co-op experience into government career
Peter Lartey (MBE ’26) first heard about Brock University when representatives visited his high school in Ghana.
Years later, he decided ... Full story
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Making Spring/Summer count with course pathways
With the end of Winter Term in sight, Brock students have a number of strategic course options to help them ... Full story -
Longtime faculty, staff members set to retire
As 2025 draws to a close, the Brock community is bidding a fond farewell to several retiring colleagues, including a faculty ... Full story -
Research into police oversight agencies part of Brock’s $7M in SSHRC grants
One of the most common crimes civilian police oversight agencies investigate is sexual assault committed by police officers — a “profoundly ... Full story -
Why now’s the time to study economics
From tariffs to inflation to buying Canadian, the economy — and its many ups and downs — is dominating headlines. With market ... Full story -
IN THE NEWS: Patriotism in the hockey rink, youth talent making waves in pro sports and tastier plant-based proteins
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed trends in professional sports coaching, increasing the appeal of plant-based protein, how political ... Full story -
Ontario wines remain a world-class choice in face of U.S. tariffs: Brock experts
As Canadians embrace the “buy local” movement in response to now-paused U.S. tariffs, experts in Ontario’s grape and ... Full story -
Distinguished Prof to speak on shifting perspectives for Women in Leadership
Distinguished Professor Diane Dupont has been moving the needle on how economists study human behaviour for more than 30 years. The ... Full story -
Economics grad honoured for community impact
Scott Murray (BA ‘08) is a tireless champion for his community. The Economics graduate recently received the 2024 Brock University Alumni Association (... Full story -
New course examines economics of crime
A new course on the Economics of Crime is giving Brock students a chance to explore how incentives affect decision-making ... Full story
