President’s Golf Classic raises funds for Brock student- athletes
Brock University student-athletes will benefit from the $75,000 raised Monday, May 28 during the 16th annual President’s Golf Classic.
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Gervan Fearon completes first international trip as Brock President
Internationalization is a key priority to Brock University in support of broadening the student experience and recruiting outstanding students from ... Full story -
President to announce Caribbean student scholarship in St. Catharines’ twin city, Port of Spain
Brock University President Gervan Fearon will travel to the Caribbean May 19 to 25 to meet with institutional partners and alumni and ... Full story -
Brock’s new main entrance to be named in honour of Rankin family
The new front door to Brock University officially has a name. The transformational construction project that is giving a new ... Full story -
Grad students recognize boost provided by donor support
It wasn’t until he started at Brock University that Jonathan Brower was able to marry his passions: theatre, LGBTQ2 ... Full story -
Brock’s new flag initiative to highlight Indigenous communities
In a show of support and sign of respect for the many Indigenous communities represented on campus, Brock University is ... Full story -
Brock aims to advance human rights and equity
International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination is recognized around the world each year on March 21. Communities, governments and ... Full story -
President joins students for discussion on homelessness
Brock University President Gervan Fearon dropped by with hot coffee on Thursday morning for a group of chilly students who ... Full story -
Brock steps up efforts to address St. Patrick’s Day problems
Brock University officials and student leaders are working with local mayors, residents and Niagara Regional Police in reminding students to ... Full story -
New Brock library space encourages modern approach to studying
Lying back with a book in hand, Ben Skippen felt at home. Nestled in a giant bean bag chair and ... Full story
