How the arts shaped Walker Cultural Leader’s path to Indigenous roots
Reclaiming their First Nation identity has led multidisciplinary artist Nicole Joy-Fraser down many paths, from international theatre stages to local ... Full story
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Métis Nutcracker: Classic winter tale reimagined in celebration of Indigenous identity
When Molly Solomon brings her contemporary Fancy Shawl Dance to life in Brock University Dramatic Arts’ (DART) mainstage production, she ... Full story -
Opinion: Martin Danahay discusses legality of Trump administration’s Caribbean attacks
This piece written by Martin Danahay, Professor English Language and Literature, originally appeared in The Conversation. The Donald Trump administration ... Full story -
Brock expert helps bring ‘epic stories’ of gladiators to life
From Hollywood movies to headlines on archeological discoveries, fascination with gladiators has long outlived its Roman roots – a phenomenon Professor ... Full story -
Monsters in the mirror: Why spooky stories continue to thrill
As ghosts and ghouls rise from the dead to stake their annual claim to October’s pop culture crown, Brock ... Full story -
Gallery: Grads encouraged to reflect on lifelong pursuit of knowledge
“The modern-day university both imparts and grows knowledge. That knowledge requires stewardship — you are now its stewards.” That was Professor ... Full story -
Grad student sprints ahead with gaming subculture research
Driven by a long-standing curiosity about the world of digital gaming and the subcultures within it, Stuart Gritter (BA '07, ... Full story -
Distinguished grad builds community through transformative arts progamming
Alana Perri (BA ’13) is on a mission to ensure creative expression is accessible to all. Perri, who recently received the ... Full story -
Brock expert pulls back curtain on ‘showgirl’ history ahead of Taylor Swift album drop
As “Swifties” count down to midnight on Friday, Oct. 3, Brock University historian Elizabeth Vlossak is reflecting on a burning question ... Full story -
Opinion: Martin Danahay discusses the language of war
This piece written by Martin Danahay, Professor of English Language and Literature at Brock University, originally appeared in The Conversation. ... Full story
