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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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 -
Archaeological research project invites public participation
A ground-breaking research project on an abandoned plot of land will uncover an important part of St. Catharines’ past this ... Full story -
Student project paints picture of St. Catharines history for the public
What did the population of St. Catharines look like in 1900? That’s the question Brock University students aimed to answer ... Full story -
History event to connect Brock students with the community
Two Brock professors are hoping to use history to bring students and the Niagara community together. To help make that ... Full story -
Black Freemasonry and its Niagara connection topic of Sankey Lecture
Little is known about the local history of black Freemasonry, but it’s hoped this year’s Sankey Lecture will ... Full story
