Brock grads return home to open new book store
Two Brock graduates, Elysia French (BA ’09) and Graham Thompson (BA ’09), have plans for their fledgling bookstore, Someday Books, to become ... Full story
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Viking book shortlisted for prestigious Scottish award
Scotland's coveted Saltire Society Literary Awards featured a familiar name on their list. Professor of History Andrew McDonald’s new ... Full story -
Bauhaus virtual reality experience comes to Brock
From the stacking chairs in seminar classrooms to the wayfinding signs in Market Hall to the glass walls of the ... Full story -
Upcoming talk explores connection between ancient theatre and modern democracy
How can a democracy educate its citizens to make difficult decisions? The ancient Athenian solution was to turn to the ... Full story -
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. ... Full story -
Students grow history in campus garden
There is a bit of history growing in Brock’s community garden this summer. Fourth-year history students Goran Irandost and ... Full story -
Public tours to be held at excavation site of historic Shickluna Shipyard
Through thick, heavy mud and clay, the search began last week for remnants of lost local maritime history. Excavation of ... Full story -
Brock prof returns to land of Vikings for book launch
A tiny island nation tucked away in the middle of the United Kingdom has a special place in Viking history, ... Full story -
Brock profs create Philosophy, History research partnerships with SSHRC grants
Science fiction is rapidly morphing into science fact. We can edit genes, we’ve created chip implants to monitor our ... Full story -
Brock’s oldest-ever grad to break his own record at 95
When Robin Guard earns his third Brock University degree Friday, he’ll be breaking the record for the oldest-ever graduate — ... Full story
