Digital project gives voice to 17th century female poet
For centuries, the single 17th century manuscript of Hester Pulter’s poetry went unnoticed. Now, two professors are bringing it ... Full story
Articles tagged with: english language and literature
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Brock conference bridges medieval and neo-Victorian worlds
Steampunk meets Game of Thrones. That’s how two Brock professors describe an upcoming conference on medievalism and neo-Victorian literature ... Full story -
English prof appointed new Associate Dean in the Faculty of Humanities
In her new role as Associate Dean, Undergraduate Student Affairs and Curriculum in the Faculty of Humanities, Professor Neta Gordon ... Full story -
GALLERY: Brock closes Spring Convocation with celebration of 100,000th graduate
It was a moment she had no idea was coming, but one that she’ll never forget. Rebecca Alcock, a 21... Full story -
Brock faculty, staff, students and grads performing at In the Soil
It’s a festival born out of love for the local community and the arts. In the Soil, the three-day, ... Full story -
Brock Talks lecture series brings together scholars, community
Brock Talks aims to build bridges of understanding between humanities scholars and the local community. Held six times a year ... Full story -
Useless Joyce explores the usefulness of literature
What is James Joyce’s Ulysses about? That’s a question Tim Conley asks students at the end of his ... Full story -
Brock in the News — June 3-9
History grad makes history When Robin Guard crossed the stage earning a master's degree in history, he also made history ... Full story -
Brock alumni, faculty and staff among St. Catharines Arts Awards nominees
Several members of the Brock community are being recognized for their impact on the local arts scene. Brock alumni, staff ... Full story -
Forum crosses disciplines to talk about planet’s future
Changes to the environment and what it means for the future prompted discussion between scholars from several Brock University disciplines ... Full story
